How can I reduce false alerts? Browser likes to randomly shorting word blocks

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For example

“Apple banana bread pudding Taco cheese”

Could result in:

“Apple banana bread pudding Taco ch…”

“Apple banana bread pudding Taco che…”

“Apple banana bread pudding Taco…”

And so on. I’ve reduced it quite a bit by adding a if net added text is greater than 30 (it usually only adds or subtracts 2-7 letters per text block) but it’ll still trigger alerts because there can be anywhere between 1 and 26 text blocks and will eventually results in me missing an alert that I’ll want to see.

Is it possible to just ignore all "."s?

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@elii Do you know why the text is truncated randomly? Changing a setting to help get fewer truncations can help.

Additionally, is it be possible to sort the list of text blocks in newest-first order and monitor only the top 3 to 5 items? This approach can reduce the number of text blocks being tracked and help generate more relevant alerts.

If you’re looking for specific terms in the monitored content, you can consider adding keyword-based conditions to trigger alerts only when those keywords appear.

In what way will it help?

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The text blocks are in a random order newest update could be on any one of them.

I have no clue why it’ll randomly change think it’s related to the websites ads size changing even though I have them blocked.

If I was able to ignore "."s I can lower the if not added text is greater than 30 to 10 or so and not potentially miss a new shorter text block.

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You can use the Regex filter to extract text that does not include "...", and then monitor that text. This option is available in the Visual Selector toolbar. You can use the following regular expression: [\w\s]*

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For more details, please visit: Using Regex Filter