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Filter and tag LinkedIn job listings using API data. Stop losing track of LinkedIn job applications. JobFriend lets you tag jobs as Applied or Ignored in one click, then hide them so you only see jobs you haven't handled yet. WHAT IT DOES • One-click tags: mark any job on LinkedIn's job search results as "Applied ✔" or "Ignored ✖". • Hide what you've handled: a toolbar at the top of the job list hides Applied or Ignored jobs instantly. • Works as you scroll: tags and filters apply automatically as LinkedIn loads more jobs. • Feels native: JobFriend fits right into the LinkedIn page. No separate app or spreadsheet. WHO IT'S FOR Job seekers who apply to dozens of roles, keep re-reading jobs they already saw, and want a simple way to track applications and hide applied jobs on LinkedIn. FREE • Track up to 100 jobs • Tags are saved in your browser's local storage • No account needed PRO ($5/month) • Track up to 5,000 jobs • Your tags sync to your jobfriend.app account, so they follow you to Chrome on your other computers • Sign up at jobfriend.app PRIVACY On Free, your tags are kept in your browser. On Pro, they sync to your jobfriend.app account over a secure sign-in. No ads, and we don't sell your data. DETAILS • Works on linkedin.com/jobs • Built on Chrome Manifest V3 • Feedback welcome at jobfriend.app Stop scrolling past jobs you've already seen or dismissed. Install JobFriend and take control of your LinkedIn job hunt.
Oct 11, 2026
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