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Auto-fill job applications from your DeUnemployment profile. Applying to jobs means retyping the same eleven facts into form after form, in │ whatever order and wording that employer's applicant tracking system happens to use. │ │ Find & Apply fills those forms from the profile and answers you already keep on │ deunemployment.com. You press one button on the application page, watch each answer │ land as it is written, and submit when you are happy. │ │ WHAT IT FILLS │ - Name, email, phone, address, city, state, country, postal code │ - Current company and job title │ - Your LinkedIn, GitHub and personal site │ - Screening answers you saved once: salary expectation, notice period, relocation, │ work authorisation, start date │ - Long free-text questions, drafted from your profile — and remembered, so the next │ application that asks the same thing is answered without asking you again │ │ WHAT IT NEVER TOUCHES │ Payment card fields, social security or national ID numbers, driver's licence, │ passwords, and personal questions such as age, sex and income. Those are listed in │ the panel as skipped, with the reason. Nothing is guessed into them. │ │ HOW IT CONNECTS │ Press "Sign in with DeUnemployment" in the panel. If you are already signed in on │ deunemployment.com, a window opens and closes by itself; otherwise it shows a │ sign-in form. No tokens to copy. │ │ PRIVACY │ The extension sends us the form labels on the page you are filling, and the answers │ you choose to save. It does not read or report your browsing elsewhere, and it sends │ nothing until you open the panel or press Autofill. Full policy: │ https://deunemployment.com/privacy
Sep 17, 2026
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