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Navigate job postings with arrow keys and shortlist jobs on WaterlooWorks Chrome extension that adds keyboard navigation and UI improvements to WaterlooWorks job postings. 🚀 How to Use ------------- 1. Go to WaterlooWorks 2. Click any job or click "Open Jobs" button 3. Navigate with keyboard: → Arrow keys or WASD to browse jobs ↑ Press Up / W to add/remove from shortlist (you must have (or create) a jobs folder called "shortlist") ⎋ Press Escape to close 4. Customize your view: • Drag sections to reorder them • Click arrows to collapse/expand sections • Use the toggle to enable/disable UI changes ✨ Features ----------- 🎮 Keyboard Navigation (Arrow Keys / WASD) ◦ Left / A : Previous job ◦ Right / D : Next job ◦ Up / W : Toggle shortlist (add/remove from favorites) ◦ Escape : Close modal 🖥️ Enhanced UI ◦ Drag & drop to rearrange sections ◦ Collapsible sections for cleaner view ◦ ⭐ Star indicators for shortlisted jobs ◦ Layout preferences automatically saved ◦ Toggle UI enhancements on/off while keeping shortcuts active ⭐ Shortlist Feature ------------------- ◦ Stars (⭐) indicate shortlisted jobs in both the table and modal view ◦ Shortlist status persists across sessions ◦ Works with WaterlooWorks' built-in "My Jobs Folder" system 🛠️ Support ----------- Having issues? 📧 Email: n37patel@uwaterloo.ca ⭐ Star the project on GitHub: github.com/Neel49/WaterlooWorks-Navigator
Jan 18, 2026
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