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Adds posting time and applicant info to all job cards. Here's a polished Chrome Web Store description for LinkedIn Ease: Description LinkedIn's job cards hide the information you actually need to prioritize your search. LinkedIn Ease surfaces it — right on every card, without any extra clicks. What it adds to every job card: 🔢 Applicant Count — See how many people have already applied, color-coded at a glance: 🔵 Blue — Under 50 applicants (act fast!) 🟢 Green — 50–100 applicants (still competitive) 🔴 Red — Over 100 applicants (high competition) 🕐 Posting Time — Know exactly how fresh a listing is, so you can prioritize recent posts over stale ones. 🔁 Reposted Detection (optional, experimental) — Toggle on a "Reposted" tag to flag jobs that have been recycled, helping you avoid listings that may have already filled the role quietly. Smart styling on top of LinkedIn's native tags: Promoted, Easy Apply, Applied, and Viewed labels are reformatted into clean, color-coded pills — making your job list easier to scan at a glance. Dark mode supported — Automatically syncs with LinkedIn's dark theme so nothing looks out of place. No accounts. No data collection. No external servers. All data is fetched directly from LinkedIn's public job pages. Nothing you do is tracked or stored outside your browser. Install LinkedIn Ease and spend less time clicking into listings — and more time applying to the right ones.
May 5, 2026
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