Track Daily Deals with Wootalyzer - daltonanduction

As a card-carrying cheapskate, I'm always on the lookout for the greatest bargains the Internet has to volunteer.

Of course, being on the lookout usually means jumping from one deal-of-the-day site to another, a badly time-consuming project.

That's why I'm glad I've found Wootalyzer, a free utility that tracks daily deals for you.

The program resides in your Arrangement Tray, alert you whenever a unexampled deal gets posted on whatever of a variety of deal sites: Woot (the app's namesake), Amazon, Newegg, Yugster, and so on.

And those are just the tech spots. Wootalyzer can besides pull deals from sites that sell article of clothing, euphony, sports, wine-colored, and other goods. For some given item, you're shown a thumbnail image, the price, the size of the discount, the time remaining, and, where available, remaining inventory. With one click you bottom view the item along the company's Net locate surgery go full-strength to the purchase page.

You can configure the program to display i or more "trackers" at once, meaning you'Re non limited to viewing just extraordinary store's deal. (In the screenshot above, I've got it showing two.) Information technology's particularly helpful for tracking Woot's occasional "Woot-offs," which offer a particular item until its sold out, then switches to another item.

You can leave of absence the Wootalyzer window undefendable (in your choice of sizes), or belittle it to the System Tray. When minimized, the program will play an alarm clock whenever in that location's a new item or low stock connected a selected item.

My only gripe with the program is that I can't work how to enable certain deal sites that are listed in the settings, but have a red 'X' next to them. For instance, every 1 memory boar subordinate the Sports category was disabled, even up though the stores themselves were still open and their daily items still accessible. Not sure if something's broken or I'm doing something wrong, but information technology's a little vexing.

Yet, I think Wootalyzer is a handy fellow for dicker shoppers, as it makes browsing the daily-deal sites admirably quick and comfy.

Contributing Editor Rick Broida writes about business and consumer engineering science. Invite help with your PC hassles at hasslefree@pcworld.com, or render the treasure trove of facilitatory folks in the PC Reality Community Forums. Contract to have the Hassle-Free Microcomputer newssheet e-mailed to you all week.

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