Original Summary

A website can pass its launch checks, then change a week later. Someone adds a marketing pixel. A plugin changes cookie behavior. A redesign introduces accessibility issues. I’m building DriftMinder to help people spot those changes. You add and verify your website, run a scan, and schedule recurring checks. It looks for things like: - Cookies and trackers firing before consent. - Third-party services missing from privacy disclosures. - Accessibility issues on specific pages. - Missing security headers. - Broken links and SEO issues. It compares scans so you can see what changed, with evidence attached to the findings and reports you can share with a client or your team. I’m especially interested in feedback from freelancers, agencies and developers maintaining websites after handoff. There’s a free plan for one website with 100 monthly scan credits. Here’s what I’ve built: https://driftminder.com What do you still check manually on the websites you maintain and wish you could monitor automatically?   submitted by   /u/Unfair_Traffic8159 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/20 05:34:35