I made a super basic site to track the price difference since the page has loaded. A tiny bell rings if the price has gone down more than $2.43, but you might need to leave the page open for a day or 2 to actually see the price drop enough to ring the bell. I am using a free api to track the price, which has a limit to 30 requests per second. So if the page doesn’t fully load for you, wait a few minutes and try reloading the page.
If request rates start getting problematic you could probably drastically reduce the refresh rate, seems like once per second right now which is way overkill IMO.
Also if you want to share the source I can host a mirror of it to further increase resilience to API ratelimits
I made a super basic site to track the price difference since the page has loaded. A tiny bell rings if the price has gone down more than $2.43, but you might need to leave the page open for a day or 2 to actually see the price drop enough to ring the bell. I am using a free api to track the price, which has a limit to 30 requests per second. So if the page doesn’t fully load for you, wait a few minutes and try reloading the page.
If request rates start getting problematic you could probably drastically reduce the refresh rate, seems like once per second right now which is way overkill IMO.
Also if you want to share the source I can host a mirror of it to further increase resilience to API ratelimits
I’m just hosting it on GitHub pages. Here is the repo.
Thanks! I grabbed my own key from FinnHub and am now hosting a mirror at https://tinybell.vfsh.dev/