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On any LinkedIn company page, open Glassdoor reviews and Blind posts in one click. Pre-filtered, instant, zero data collected. Researching a company before applying shouldn't take 10 tab switches. **Review Finder** sits on LinkedIn company pages and gives you one-click access to the two sources that actually tell you what it's like to work somewhere — Glassdoor and Blind — pre-filtered and ready to read. **How it works:** Browse to any LinkedIn company page (linkedin.com/company/...), click the ◈ Research button that appears in the corner, and choose what to open: → **Glassdoor Reviews** — filtered to Overall Rating, lands on page 1 → **Blind Posts** — anonymous employee discussions, searched by company name → **Open All** — launches both at once That's it. No setup, no account, no configuration. **Who it's for:** Engineers and technical professionals who are actively job hunting and want signal, not noise. If you've ever spent 20 minutes hunting through Glassdoor filters or searching Blind post by post, this saves you that time on every single company you evaluate. **Privacy:** Review Finder collects zero data. It does not track your browsing, record company names you look up, communicate with any server, or share anything with anyone. The only thing stored locally is your last searched company name, so the popup remembers it between sessions. You can clear it anytime. **Permissions explained:** - *tabs* — needed to open Glassdoor and Blind in new tabs when you click a button - *storage* — saves your last company name locally so the popup pre-fills it Review Finder only runs on linkedin.com/company/* pages. It does not inject into any other website.
Feb 21, 2026
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