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Auto-fills job applications with your profile and saved answers. You review and submit. Auto Apply by AllJobs takes the repetitive typing out of job applications. Once you've saved your details in your AllJobs profile — your contact information, work history, and answers to the questions that come up on every application — this extension fills them into job application forms for you. It works across all major application tracking systems including as well as company career pages, by recognising form fields directly rather than relying on a fixed list of sites. You stay in control. Auto Apply by AllJobs fills the form and then stops — it never submits an application on your behalf. You review everything it entered, make any changes you want, and submit yourself. HOW IT WORKS 1. Create your profile on the AllJobs web app and save your standard answers. 2. Open a job application and start it from Auto Apply by AllJobs. 3. The extension fills the form fields from your saved details. 4. You review, adjust anything, and submit. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It never submits applications for you — filling is always review-then-submit. - It does not store passwords for job sites. - It does not collect your browsing history or track you across the web. It only acts on the application page you've chosen to fill. You'll need a AllJobs account to use the extension.
Sep 11, 2026
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