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Fill any job application form in one click. Your details stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded, ever. Stop retyping the same details on every application. JobTrail Autofill fills repetitive job application forms in one click. Fill in your profile once — name, contact, address, links, work authorization and voluntary EEO fields — then let the extension do the typing on any application form. Why applicants love it: • One click fills the whole form — no more retyping your address for the hundredth time • Smart field matching: labels, ARIA labels, autocomplete attributes and common hiring-platform field IDs • Fills only empty fields — never overwrites what you've already typed • Never touches checkboxes, file uploads or passwords, and never submits a form for you • Your profile stays in your browser — no accounts, no servers, no tracking • Free forever How it works: 1. Click the extension icon and fill in your profile once. 2. Open any job application form and hit the Fill button. 3. Review the filled fields (outlined in teal), fix anything, and submit yourself. Privacy: your profile is stored in your browser's local storage, on your device only. The filler runs only when you click — it writes your values into the visible form fields of the page you're on and uploads nothing anywhere. Full policy: https://anubhavjindal.com/jobtrail/extension/privacy/
Oct 11, 2026
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