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Analyzes LinkedIn job listings and displays experience requirement badges LinkedIn Job Experience Analyzer automatically detects experience requirements in LinkedIn job listings and displays helpful color-coded badges directly on job cards. The extension parses job descriptions for years of experience, seniority level, and education requirements. Visual badges appear on each job card using a color-coded system. Smart caching remembers analyzed jobs to avoid re-processing, with cache duration configurable from 1 hour to 30 days. Customization options include badge style (inline or overlay placement), color scheme (default or colorblind-friendly), parsing mode (auto, card-only, or full detail), and an uncertainty indicator that shows a tilde symbol when data is incomplete or ambiguous. The extension provides cache management tools accessible from both the popup menu and the Settings page. You can clear all cached job data, which will cause jobs to be re-analyzed when you visit them. Statistics are available showing how many jobs are cached, the cache hit rate, and storage used. Developer and debug tools are included for troubleshooting. You can export a debug log as a JSON file containing detailed information for diagnosing issues, available in both the popup menu and Settings page. The Settings page also allows you to clear the debug log and toggle detailed debug logging. A Dev Test Mode button in the popup enables detailed console logging for advanced debugging and development purposes. The Statistics section tracks jobs analyzed, cached jobs count, cache hits, storage usage, and displays the last cache cleanup timestamp. This extension only works on LinkedIn Jobs pages (linkedin.com/).
Feb 5, 2026
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