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Capture job postings into JobTrail with one click. Job-ID keyed, so you never apply twice. Free, no sign-up. Tired of losing track of where you applied — or worse, applying to the same job twice? JobTrail Capture adds one-click capture to the job boards you already use. When you're on a job posting, a small badge lets you send it straight into JobTrail, your free local-first job application tracker at anubhavjindal.com/jobtrail/. Why job seekers love it: • One-click capture on every major job board and hiring platform • Already-applied badges: instantly see if you've tracked a posting before • Job-ID keyed dedupe — the same posting can never sneak in twice, even across boards • No accounts, no sign-up, no tracking — your applications stay in your own browser • Free forever, no premium tier, no ads How it works: 1. Install the extension and open your JobTrail board once so the two can talk. 2. Browse jobs as usual — a JobTrail badge appears on every supported posting. 3. Click to capture. The job lands on your board with its platform and job ID filled in. Privacy: the extension reads job details only from pages you visit on supported job sites, and only sends them to your JobTrail page when you click. Nothing is uploaded anywhere — there are no servers, no analytics, no accounts. Full policy: https://anubhavjindal.com/jobtrail/extension/privacy/
Oct 11, 2026
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