Improvement
The uptime reports in Semonto now feature the number of incidents that occured on a month or a day and the total duration of the incidents.
The uptime reports in Semonto now feature the number of incidents that occured on a month or a day and the total duration of the incidents.
To provide a better insight on how well your websites or servers performed last month we added the downtime duration and the number of incidents to the monthly uptime emails.
We have made a small improvement in the results of our broken link checker. The broken links that affect the user experience the most are grouped by page at the top. Followed by broken links that have less effect on the user experience.
You can now run multiple tests at once for a website without creating a monitor. Just go to Quick Test, enter the URL and check all the tests that you want to perform.
We have redesigned our emails that you receive when a website or server is down. We wanted to provide a better insight into what tests are failing or what the status is at the moment.
You also receive the new emails for your PulseChecks, broken link and mixed content monitoring.
Darkmode support is also added to the new emails.
We hope you like the new email design and find them helpful! If you have any requests, please let us know.
When you manage a lot of websites, you sometimes need an overview of all events of a certain month. Especially when there have been many outages. Therefore we created the option to view all events of a specific month.
It is also possible to export the events of a specific month for usage in a spreadsheet. Just click the download button and select the desired format.
We have made some improvements to the modals for the latest test results of a monitor.
If you quickly want to check the status of all tests on a website or server you only have to click an item in the overview or click on the status in the details of a monitor. All latest results will be listed and it is immediately clear which tests pass or fail.
A big update of the uptime reports went live today. The uptime reports have an improved month overview, allowing you to instantly see which days your website or web server had issues and how frequently. You can also more easily compare with other months to spot trends.
Additionally, we also redesigned the logbooks into an incident overview, you can review all incidents and the order of events.
We just released an update to Semonto. It is now possible to mark a notification as default. This means that all new monitors and PulseChecks will use this setting. You can mark multiple notifications as default and still create other custom notifications for specific monitors or PulseChecks.
To mark a notification as default, just navigate to a notification setting and click the switch. A yellow star indicates that a notification is marked as default.
The configuration of the reachability tests had an overhaul to improve the user experience. We still have much more improvements in mind for Semonto which we will add incrementally.