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Providing relevant experience indicators and autofill functionality for job applications.
Latest Version
Version
0.1.14
Update
November 27, 2024
Size
181KiB
Developer
Category
Users
369 
Rating
5 ★
Manifest Version
3
Web Store Status
Extension ID
Languages Support
Permissions
Storage
ActiveTab
Scripting
WebNavigation
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Scripting
WebNavigation
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Easy Apply Extension
Simplify your job search process with Easy Apply - the chrome extension built for developers. With its powerful features, you can streamline your job search and find the right job for you:
Job Relevance Check: Quickly determine which job postings align with your experience level. Extract job requirements and compare them with your own experience level, using a color-coded system that makes it easy to identify the relevant jobs. The system uses:
- Green to indicate that you meet the requirement
- Red to indicate that you don't meet the requirement
- Orange to indicate that relevance could not be determined
Autofill: Apply to multiple jobs with ease. Save time by automatically filling out job application forms, customized with your personal information.
Customizable settings: Tailor your experience with the extension by configuring it to suit your needs on the options page.
Get the extension now from the chrome store, configure the extension on the options page and start your job search with ease. Having any issue? Contact us on our Github page: https://github.com/Refaelbenzvi24/easy-apply
CHANGE_LOG:
- Fix - technologies in LinkedIn jobs list render position
- \"tabs\" permission being removed.
- fix - experience and technologies when entering linkedin job list from another page not showing.
- time gap between job data displaying (e.g experience & technologies) changed from 1 sec (1000 mil) to -> 600 mil.
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Job Relevance Check: Quickly determine which job postings align with your experience level. Extract job requirements and compare them with your own experience level, using a color-coded system that makes it easy to identify the relevant jobs. The system uses:
- Green to indicate that you meet the requirement
- Red to indicate that you don't meet the requirement
- Orange to indicate that relevance could not be determined
Autofill: Apply to multiple jobs with ease. Save time by automatically filling out job application forms, customized with your personal information.
Customizable settings: Tailor your experience with the extension by configuring it to suit your needs on the options page.
Get the extension now from the chrome store, configure the extension on the options page and start your job search with ease. Having any issue? Contact us on our Github page: https://github.com/Refaelbenzvi24/easy-apply
CHANGE_LOG:
- Fix - technologies in LinkedIn jobs list render position
- \"tabs\" permission being removed.
- fix - experience and technologies when entering linkedin job list from another page not showing.
- time gap between job data displaying (e.g experience & technologies) changed from 1 sec (1000 mil) to -> 600 mil.
Source Manifest.json
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