You can now create performance reports for multiple websites at once. Just go to the overview of your websites and click Download Report. Then you can select the website for which you want a report. You will also receive a download link for this report by email.
We made some improvements to the broken link results. The cause of the broken links are now much clearer and easier to interpret.
In Semonto, you can define how long an issue is allowed to persist before you want to be alerted. Check out our blog for this new allowed downtime feature.
Semonto has multiple notification options, email, push notifications, Slack, … To make sure you configured each option correctly we added a test button. Just click this button and if you receive the test message, your device, email address, Slack workspace or any other notification option is set up correctly.
Just as for our monitoring we also added new features to our notifications over the last year. Such as Slack messages and notifications per feature. But, as a downside, the notification settings became a long list of settings. We added a secondary menu to the notifications to make selecting each notification option much easier.
Over the last year, we added many new features to Semonto, like scanning for broken links and dedicated SSL monitoring. But that came with a downside: you sometimes had to click two or three levels deep before reaching the exact status or setting you wanted. We added a secondary navigation menu in Semonto that makes it so much easier to navigate between the different settings and features of a selected monitor.
We added a trend graph for the last 30 days to the broken links and mixed content results. Now you can inspect the evolution of the number of broken links and instances of mixed content. This can help you discover a failing CDN or another website that is down.
When your website has TLS/SSL certificate errors, you probably want more information. Now you can review the full TLS/SSL certificate chain in Semonto to localize the root cause of the problem.
If you monitor your TLS/SSL certificates with Semonto you will receive a reminder 14 days before they expire and a second reminder 5 days before they expire. However, you might want to get notified earlier. Then you can adjust this setting in the certificate details. Just click ‘Adjust reminders’ and change the number of days you want to get notified in advance.
