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Save LinkedIn job posts you visit and sync them to your personal dashboard. LinkedIn Job Saver helps job seekers save LinkedIn job and hiring posts they visit to their personal dashboard. After sign-in, the extension detects visible LinkedIn job or hiring posts that contain business email addresses, saves the post content in the extension for review, and syncs saved records securely to the user’s dashboard account. Key features: • Detects visible LinkedIn job or hiring posts containing business email addresses • Saves the post content together with the detected email address • Excludes common personal email domains such as Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Hotmail, iCloud, and others • Saves one clean row per captured post • Lets users review saved posts in the extension popup • Lets users copy saved emails • Lets users copy saved post content • Supports CSV and JSON export • Stores saved records locally in Chrome for popup review while signed in • Securely syncs saved records to the signed-in user’s dashboard • Lets users clear locally stored records anytime This extension is designed for job seekers who browse LinkedIn and want a simple way to keep track of job openings, hiring posts, and recruiter contact emails in one place. Privacy: Saved records are stored locally in Chrome for popup review while the user is signed in and are also securely synced to the signed-in user’s dashboard account. Signing out clears local extension data. The extension does not expose one user’s saved records to other users. Note: This extension works only on LinkedIn pages and captures information that is visible in the posts the user visits.
Jul 18, 2026
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