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Copy-ready answers from your Roleora application profile, right beside the form you are filling in. Roleora for Chrome puts your saved application profile beside whatever form you are filling in, on any site. Open the side panel and it shows your details from Roleora: your name as on certificates, education history, addresses, current CTC, gap years, and the documents you have on file, organised into copy-ready sections. Click into a field on the page. The panel shows which field you focused, and when it recognises the field (full name, date of birth, nationality, percentage, CGPA, year of passing, roll number, address, city, state, PIN or postal code, country, current CTC) it highlights the matching value at the top. For any value, you can: * Copy it to the clipboard. * Fill it straight into the field you have focused on the page. Roleora for Chrome never fills a field automatically, never submits a form, and never presses Enter for you. It only ever touches the one field you yourself clicked into. Sensitive details (addresses, date of birth, category, passport number, current CTC, roll numbers) are masked until you press Show, and are only readable at all once you turn on "Include sensitive fields" and approve a second, separate permission screen for it. Every time the extension reads your profile, it is signed in as you through Roleora's own sign-in screen, the same way any other app you connect shows up under Settings, Connections, AI tools on roleora.com, where you can review or disconnect it at any time. Requires a Roleora account (roleora.com).
Sep 29, 2026
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