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Works on LinkedIn and Indeed to reveal whether a job is truly remote, hybrid, onsite or requires travel. Stop relying on job platform's “Remote” label alone. Where's the remote? reads the job description and adds a clear verdict to LinkedIn and Indeed listings: Remote, Hybrid, Onsite, Travel, or Not stated. Open a verdict to see the evidence behind it, including any stated office attendance or travel requirement. Use the optional filter to hide hybrid and non-remote roles, so you can focus on jobs that match the way you actually want to work. FEATURES • Clear remote-work verdicts beside job listings • Short evidence summaries based on the posting itself • Office-frequency and travel indicators when stated • Optional filtering of hybrid and non-remote roles • Support for LinkedIn Jobs and Indeed • 14-day local result cache to avoid checking the same listing repeatedly YOUR CHOICE AND PRIVACY Before the first remote check, the extension explains that up to 8,000 characters of a job description and a random installation identifier will be sent through our Cloudflare-hosted service to OpenAI. Nothing is sent until you select “Enable remote checks”. You can pause checks and clear locally saved results at any time. The extension does not require an account, include advertising, track you across sites, or read pages outside LinkedIn and Indeed job sections. See the privacy policy for full details.
Aug 15, 2026
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