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Add a "Save to JobTracker" button on LinkedIn jobs and send them to your JobTracker account. JobTracker LinkedIn Saver allows you to save LinkedIn job postings to your JobTracker with a single click. When viewing a job listing on LinkedIn, the extension adds a “Save to JobTracker” button that: Automatically detects and extracts key details from the posting: company, job title, seniority level, tech stack, location, and description. Sends the information directly to your JobTracker account, creating a new application with all these fields pre-filled. Works seamlessly with both your production JobTracker instance and your local environment, depending on your configuration in the extension options. Ideal if: You use LinkedIn daily for your job search and don't want to waste time copy-pasting data into JobTracker. You want to centralize all your job applications (company, role, notes, history, tasks) in a single place, rather than relying on browser bookmarks or screenshots. You value keeping an organized track of your search: the extension turns "I bookmarked a job" into "I have a fully trackable application in my JobTracker funnel". Note: The extension does not automate job applications or perform mass scraping. It only activates when you click “Save to JobTracker”, securely sending the data exclusively to your own JobTracker backend.
Feb 28, 2026
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