Doesn't RSS do the trick?
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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I'm not familiar with how I'd set that up. I usually find an existing RSS feed and follow it
edit: haven't used Google Alerts in a while. Looks like you can have it send an email without tying it to your account. That should work fine
some mail clients, like thunderbird, can also handle rss feed, you then have an all-in-one solution.
This sounds like the kind of thing you could use Huginn for.. I’m still picking up how to use it expediently but it does sound possible.
Update: I have since abandoned Huginn due to an incredible amount of instability when using it with an external Postgres instance. Can’t say I would recommend it unfortunately