Monitor fails to update for over a month

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              "type": "css",
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@stdedos the log shows that monitor has been checked everyday. but the content doesn’t appear to have updated. i am curious why that could be. for example, could it be browser’s cache? as a test, can you duplicate the monitor check what is captured in the first change history? thanks!

I don’t understand what I should do :sweat_smile:

oh, sorry. the second screenshot in your post is from the change history. i wonder what it will look like in the duplicated monitor.

Today it “updated” - but those posts are from 2d ago (monitor every 6h)

one of the potential reasons could be browser’s cache loading older page instead of the new one.

… how can that be, when just opening that URL in the browser “just works :tm:”?

“In any case”, Distill should somehow be able to force a refresh?

distill loads the page in a tab and leaves the rest to the browser. if the browser’s cache is an issues, try cleaning it using an extension. you can try using a cloud monitor as a backup.

I think we are talking past each other.

When I manually navigate to that page, page renders correctly.
Distill fails to “somehow see the new one”.

does the monitor not see the latest post even now?

i thought it was able to after the “update”.

if it is still not able to view the latest post, try creating a new monitor for the page and make sure to keep javascript enabled. once the check succeeds, let me know what the monitor sees in the change history.