Videx
Get Videx
CHROME & EDGE | UDEMY BETA

Hand off a page.
Download locally.

The Videx extension is a thin handoff surface. It sends the active page to the Videx companion on your computer; it does not download media in the browser or upload credentials to Videx.

Before you install

  1. Install VidexFollow the App and CLI install guide. The app is the main visual workflow; the CLI is for automation.
  2. Run the companionUse videx app and confirm the local interface shows “Companion connected”.
  3. Install the extensionDownload the Videx v1.2.4 beta package, unzip it, then load the extracted folder through chrome://extensions or edge://extensions.
  4. Register the native hostRun the native-host installer from the release package. The exact extension ID must be registered for the browser you use.

Use the Udemy beta

  1. Open an Udemy page where you are authorized to access the course.
  2. Open the Videx extension and choose Send course to Videx.
  3. Videx creates a short-lived local handoff, opens Course Studio, and asks you to confirm the URL and selected modules before queueing.
  4. For a generic media page, the same action is labeled Send to Videx and opens the local preview flow.

The extension is a private-beta Udemy connector. Coursera and edX course support remains a separate, locally validated workstream and is not promised by this extension page.

Privacy and authorization boundary

The extension uses the local native-messaging host and loopback companion. Browser-session handoffs are short-lived and single-use. Use only accounts and media you are authorized to access and save. DRM, paywall, and access-control bypass are not supported.