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LinkedIn job search assistant with smart filters, company blocking, and saved searches via the Quick Seeker panel. 🔎 Quick Seeker: hide unwanted companies, job postings and save quick job filters Tired of rebuilding the same job search every time? Quick Seeker helps you work faster on LinkedIn Jobs — without leaving your flow. ✅ Saved searches Store the filters you care about and jump back to them anytime. Clear labels (and optional custom names) so you always know what each search is. ⚡ Quick access Open the Quick Seeker panel on LinkedIn to launch a saved search in a click. Use the popup to manage everything in one place. 🚫 Hide blocked companies Block employers you don’t want to see. Those listings stay out of your results so you can focus on roles that fit. 🔗 Save from the current page On a job search URL, capture what’s in the address bar into your saved searches — handy when you’ve tuned filters in LinkedIn’s UI. ⌨️ Keyboard shortcut Open the panel fast with Ctrl+Shift+E (Windows/Linux) or ⌘+Shift+E (Mac). Customize it in Chrome’s extension shortcuts. 🔒 Privacy-first Your saved searches, blocks, and settings stay on your device in Chrome — not on our servers. --- Quick Seeker is built for people who spend real time on LinkedIn Jobs. Install once and spend less time clicking, more time applying.
Apr 5, 2026
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