If there was any discussion about visually indicating the area to track before, I couldn't find it. The idea is to be able to set up new notifications without having to use the browser's Web Developer Tools. Approximately as shown in the screenshot using uBlock Origin as an example.
This requires a full web browser (and likely also CSS and JavaScript) engine to work. By design, WCM does not make use of such. Instead, you can reduce / point to the sections by using all the features it provides instead, like Tags, Ignores, RegEx patterns and so on...
I usually first strip down to what I want to monitor exactly by searching for the phrase in the content, then choosing the HTML (JSON...) items whatever comes just before that one and use it a start tag.
Hope this helps. If not, please ask more specifically what items you want to track on what homepage and I am sure someone one can pick it up and provide you with a solution.
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If there was any discussion about visually indicating the area to track before, I couldn't find it. The idea is to be able to set up new notifications without having to use the browser's
Web Developer Tools. Approximately as shown in the screenshot usinguBlock Originas an example.This requires a full web browser (and likely also CSS and JavaScript) engine to work. By design, WCM does not make use of such. Instead, you can reduce / point to the sections by using all the features it provides instead, like Tags, Ignores, RegEx patterns and so on...
I usually first strip down to what I want to monitor exactly by searching for the phrase in the content, then choosing the HTML (JSON...) items whatever comes just before that one and use it a start tag.
Hope this helps. If not, please ask more specifically what items you want to track on what homepage and I am sure someone one can pick it up and provide you with a solution.