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Hides promoted/sponsored job listings on LinkedIn job search so you only see organic results. Tired of scrolling past sponsored posts every time you search for a job on LinkedIn? Promoted Job Filter for LinkedIn automatically hides "Promoted" (sponsored) listings on LinkedIn job search, so your results show only organic postings. FEATURES • Automatically hides promoted/sponsored job cards as you browse and scroll. • One-click toggle in the toolbar popup to turn filtering on or off. • Live counter showing how many promoted jobs were hidden on the current page. • Your on/off preference is remembered between sessions. • Works as you scroll — newly loaded results are filtered automatically. HOW IT WORKS The extension runs only on LinkedIn job pages. It reads the job cards that LinkedIn renders in your browser, detects the ones marked "Promoted," and hides them from view. Everything happens locally in your browser. PRIVACY This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It does not talk to any external server. The only thing it saves is a single on/off setting. See the privacy policy for details. --- DISCLAIMER: This is an independent extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn or Microsoft. "LinkedIn" is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation, used here only to describe what the extension works with.
Jun 16, 2026
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