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I bookmark them in a folder named "Monthly". Once a month, I right-click on that bookmark folder and open them all.
I also have similar folders called "Daily" and "Weekly".
I set a recurring reminder in my calendar to remember to open the weekly and monthly ones, so I don't have to keep track of whether I did or not.
Simple bookmarks i visit manually is what i‘m doing
some RSS readers allow you to run filters on specific feeds BUT if those feeds are happily padding out their off-season, chances are they’re keeping it generic enough there’s nothing to filter against :(
Calendar entry?
Fraidycat is a cool RSS reader that let you organize your feeds in different frequency tabs so you don't have the issue you just described
There are sites that inform you once the website changes via email. Alternatively RSS feeds are still a thing. Yahoo pipes allows you to build your own RSS feeds from websites that don't have one.
I used to use a plugin called daily coffee which would open sites on a particular schedule that I would set up.
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