LinkedIn Job Filter

Searching for a job on LinkedIn means scrolling past the same clutter every day: promoted posts, jobs you already applied to, listings you've seen three times, companies you'd never work for. LinkedIn Job Filter hides all of that so you only see what's new and relevant. WHAT IT DOES - Hide promoted, applied, viewed and Easy Apply jobs — each with its own toggle - Block companies — one click on any job card, undo is one click too - Filter by title keywords — "senior", "intern", "hybrid", whatever you choose Matching is whole-word, so blocking "Cap" won't hide Capgemini and "Java" won't hide JavaScript. Add a star for a broader match: "java*". A counter shows how many jobs were filtered on the current page, and a master switch brings the full list back whenever you want. Your lists sync across your Chrome profile with no size limit, and you can export and import all settings as a file. PRIVACY Collects nothing. No analytics, no tracking, no account, no servers. The only permission is storage, for your own settings. The code does one thing: hide job cards on linkedin.com. WHY IT HELPS Filtering out applied, viewed, promoted and Easy Apply posts typically removes a third or more of your results. Less scrolling, more time on jobs worth your attention. Works on every LinkedIn job page — home feed, search, collections, the new results layout — in light and dark mode. Status labels are recognized in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Turkish, Russian, Chinese and more, and the settings panel is translated into ten languages. Bug or idea? Email asatillo.akhmedov@gmail.com — the extension is actively maintained.