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Right-click on any career page, hit Copy JD, get a clean plain-text job description in your clipboard. Local, no AI, no tracking. Copy JD adds a "Copy JD" item to your right-click menu. One click copies the full job description from the current page to your clipboard, clean plain text, ready to paste into a doc, a chat, or an AI assistant. Why it's better than copy/paste • Deterministic. It looks for the JobPosting JSON-LD schema first, then falls back to known per-site selectors, then to Mozilla Readability. You get the description, not the navbar, footer, "apply now" buttons, or related-jobs sidebar. • Selection-aware. If you've selected text on the page, your selection is copied verbatim instead. • Clean output. Lists are turned into "- " lines, blocks become newlines, whitespace collapses. Paste-ready in any editor. • Fast. Runs entirely in your browser. No network calls, no backend, no AI, no account, no telemetry. Where it works Works on common job boards and company career pages. Sites without a dedicated rule are handled by the Readability fallback. Privacy and permissions • No broad host permissions. The content script is injected on demand only into the tab you right-click, using Chrome's activeTab grant. • No data leaves your machine. No analytics. No telemetry. • Open source under the MIT license: https://github.com/roasted-cv/roasted-extension Use cases • Pasting a job description into an AI assistant to draft a cover letter or tailor your resume. • Keeping a local archive of postings you're tracking. • Comparing the same posting across different boards. Tips • Right-click anywhere on a job posting page, then choose "Copy JD". • Select text first to copy that selection instead. • If the toast says "Couldn't find a job description", the page likely renders it in a way no tier recognizes. Open an issue with the URL so we can add a rule.
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