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Quickly add job applications to JobLog from any job board. JobLog: Quick Add The official browser extension for JobLog, the free job application tracker (https://joblog.athulthampan.com/). Stop copying and pasting job details. JobLog: Quick Add fills in the job for you while you browse, so logging an application takes one click and you can focus on applying. How It Works: 1. Browse: Open a job posting on LinkedIn, Seek or Indeed. 2. Open: Click the extension icon, or press Ctrl+J (Cmd+J on Mac). 3. Check: The job title, company, link and location are filled in for you. Edit anything you like. 4. Save: Click "Save Application" (or press Ctrl/Cmd+Enter) to add it to your JobLog account. Features: - One-click capture from LinkedIn, Seek and Indeed, with manual entry on any other site - Duplicate warning: tells you if you've already added the job, even when you open it from a different link - Keyboard shortcuts to open the extension and save - Light and dark themes that match the JobLog web app - Stays logged in while you use it, so you don't have to sign in every time Requires a free JobLog account. Log in once with your JobLog email and password; you can sign up or reset your password from the extension. Your data goes only to your own JobLog account. JobLog has no ads or tracking, and its code is open source: https://github.com/athul-tmp/JobLog Developer: Athul Thampan Main app: https://joblog.athulthampan.com/
Oct 10, 2026
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