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Save any job posting to your Applied board in one click. Auto-extracts title, company, location, and salary from the page. Stop losing track of jobs you find while browsing. Applied — Save Jobs lets you save any job posting to your Applied board in one click — without switching tabs, copy-pasting, or manually filling in details. The extension automatically reads the job title, company, location, and salary directly from the page. WHY INSTALL IT ────────────── Job hunting means jumping between dozens of tabs. By the time you get back to a posting, it's buried or gone. Applied — Save Jobs captures it the moment you see it, so nothing slips through. WHAT IT DOES ────────────── • One-click save from any job site — LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and more • Auto-fills title, company, location, and salary from the page — no typing • Right-click any job link to save it without even opening it • Pick a pipeline status (Saved, Applied, In Review…) before saving • Add a quick note — referral name, recruiter contact, anything relevant • Shows "already saved" if the job is already on your board — no duplicates PRIVACY ────────────── The extension only reads page content when you trigger a save. It never monitors your browsing. All data goes only to your Applied account at api.useapplied.xyz — never to third parties. Full policy at useapplied.xyz/privacy. Requires an Applied account at useapplied.xyz.
Jul 17, 2026
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