Setting browser to check for changes to a page?

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A method to automatically check multiple webpages daily and receive notifications for changes is sought, particularly for monitoring employment pages of various school districts. A recommended tool is a Chrome extension, such as Page Monitor, which allows users to track changes on specified pages and set notification preferences. Alternatively, subscribing to RSS feeds is suggested as a simpler option if available for the target websites.
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Is there a way to set a browser to automatically check a list of webpages once a day, then notify you if there is a change to that webpage?

Specifically, I'd like a program to check the employment page of about 50 different school districts each day and notify me if a job is posted.
 
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I used to use Page Monitor when I wanted to keep up with certain blogs that weren't setup for RSS.

It's a Chrome addon, so you'll obviously need Chrome. Then you simply visit the page, click the button, and you'll get notifications. I don't use it anymore, but I think there was a setting to set how often you want the changes to be checked.

An easier way would be to subscribe to their RSS feed, assuming they have one.
 
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