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Filter LinkedIn jobs: hide applied, viewed and promoted posts, blacklist companies and title keywords with one click. Searching for a job on LinkedIn means scrolling past the same clutter over and over: promoted posts, jobs you already applied to, listings you've viewed three times, and companies you'd never work for anyway. I built this extension because I was doing exactly that, every day. LinkedIn Job Filter cleans up your job search results so you only see listings that are actually new and relevant to you. WHAT IT DOES • Hide promoted jobs — remove sponsored listings from your search results • Hide applied jobs — once you've applied, the listing disappears from future searches • Hide viewed jobs — stop re-reading postings you already checked and dismissed • Block companies — add any company to your blacklist and never see their postings again • Filter by title keywords — hide jobs whose title contains words you don't want ("senior", "intern", "hybrid", whatever you choose) There's a block button right on each job card, so when a company keeps showing up in your results, one click removes it for good. Changed your mind? Undo is one click too, and you can manage your full company and keyword lists from the popup at any time. A small counter shows how many jobs were filtered out of the current page, so you always know the extension is working and nothing is hidden from you silently. And if you want the full unfiltered list back for a moment, one switch turns everything off. Your filters sync through your Chrome profile, so your blocked companies and keywords follow you across computers. PRIVACY This extension collects nothing. No analytics, no tracking, no account, no external servers. Everything runs locally in your browser, and the only permission it asks for is storage, to save your own filter settings. The code does exactly one thing: hide job cards on linkedin.com. WHY IT HELPS If you're actively job hunting, you might scroll through hundreds of listings a week. Filtering out applied, viewed, and promoted posts typically removes a third or more of them. That's less time scrolling and more time on jobs that are actually worth your attention. Works on all LinkedIn job pages: job search, collections, and the new search results layout. And it works in whatever language you use LinkedIn in — the applied, viewed and promoted labels are recognized in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Turkish, Russian, Chinese and more. Found a bug or have a feature idea? Email me at asatillo.akhmedov@gmail.com. I read everything and the extension is actively maintained.