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Be the first to know when a Google update starts and ends. Rollout day on the icon, history since 2011, Search Console overlay. Algorithm Update Alerts for Google Search™ (formerly Search Algorithm Updates) tells you the moment a Google update starts, follows it day by day, and shows what it did to your own traffic. It includes five sections: - Now: ongoing updates with the rollout day, progress against the typical rollout length and Google's latest status message, plus all updates of the last 12 months; - History: the complete history of Google updates, searchable by keyword and filterable by core, spam, other ranking updates and incidents; - Timeline: a visual overview of all updates since 2011, per year, with the length of each rollout; - Stats: typical rollout times for core and spam updates, the longest rollout, days since the last core update and updates per year by type; - Settings: choose which notifications you get, switch between day and night view and turn on the Search Console overlay. Browser notifications alert you when a new update goes live, and again when it completes its rollout. During a rollout the icon shows the day of the rollout: 1, 2, 3 and so on. Crawling, indexing and serving incidents are reported separately, so you know when a drop is not caused by an update. The optional Search Console overlay draws every update as a band on your Performance chart, on the exact day. It works in every Search Console language and is off by default. Your Search Console data never leaves your browser. Historical data goes back to 2011, including Panda, Penguin, Hummingbird, BERT, helpful content and all core and spam updates up to today. From November 2021 the data comes from Google's official Search Status Dashboard. The extension checks Google's live feed every 5 minutes and stores finished updates locally, so no update ever gets lost when it drops out of the feed. Made by Golden SEO Protocol: goldenseoprotocol.com Google Search and Google Search Console are trademarks of Google LLC. Use of these trademarks is subject to Google Permissions. This extension is not made by or affiliated with Google. v1.0.6 - New name: Algorithm Update Alerts for Google Search™ - Reliable start and end notifications, also when several updates run at the same time - Rollout day on the icon (1, 2, 3 ...) - New: Search Console overlay with a band per update on your Performance chart - Works with every Search Console language and date format, and with multiple Google accounts - Crawling, indexing and serving incidents separated from ranking updates - History completed up to October 2026 and corrected where it was wrong - Redesigned popup: Now, History, Timeline, Stats and Settings - Day and night view - Notifications link to Google's details and to your Search Console data v1.0.5 - New logo v1.0.4 - Fixed month label alignment in timeline using absolute positioning - Removed timeline legend - Fixed marker size consistency: all years now equal size Version 1.0.3 - Added Timeline tab: visual year-by-year overview of all updates (2011 to now) - Added Statistics tab: avg. duration, longest/shortest update with name, updates per year - Added Search tab: search through full update history by keyword - Added browser notifications on update start and completion - Built-in historical dataset covering 65+ updates from 2011 to 2024 - Live updates automatically cached locally: no update ever falls out of the feed unnoticed - Historical data includes descriptions per update for context - Fixed ongoing updates text alignment Version 1.0.2 - Extended description of ongoing updates - Changed ongoing notification icon to orange - This extension is a new, separate upload from Search Algorithm Updates {A-66}
Oct 23, 2026
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