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Never buy an outdated course again. See the publish date, last update & freshness rating of every Udemy course. An automated Udemy course date reviewer to filter out old tutorials. Instantly check real course freshness by comparing the true creation date and last updated date right from your search results page. While Udemy displays a “Last Updated” date on each course page, this metric can sometimes be insufficient to judge whether a course is outdated or not since they do not display the course creation date directly. This extension makes course creation date and course freshness completely transparent on the search results page itself so you can dodge outdated courses from the search results itself. What it does: * Shows the original publish date of each course * Shows the actual last updated timestamp * Displays this information directly in the search results, so you don’t have to waste time opening every course individually * Adds a simple course freshness indicator: 🟢 Recently Updated Course 🟡 Moderately Updated Course 🔴 Outdated Course How it works: 1. Install the extension in one click. 2. Search for any course, framework, or language on Udemy. 3. Freshness information appears automatically on each course card. 4. As you scroll, the extension dynamically loads data for newly visible courses. Affiliate Disclosure: This extension may use affiliate links when users navigate to Udemy related pages through extension features. Affiliate commissions help support ongoing development and keep the extension completely free to use
Jul 17, 2026
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