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Hide jobs and posters from LinkedIn job search results Tired of seeing the same irrelevant jobs over and over on LinkedIn? LinkedIn Search Helper lets you permanently hide job postings from your search results so they stop cluttering your feed. Features: • One-click hide — replaces LinkedIn's dismiss button with a permanent hide • Block companies — right-click to hide all jobs from a specific poster • Works everywhere — search results, job collections, and job detail pages • Manage hidden items — searchable list with bulk unhide and pagination • Export/import — back up your hidden list as JSON • Cross-tab sync — hide in one tab, hidden in all tabs • 100% local — all data stays in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere How to use: 1. Browse LinkedIn job search as usual 2. Click the red X on any job card to hide it permanently 3. Right-click the red X to hide all jobs from that company 4. Click the floating badge (bottom-left) to view and manage hidden items Version 1.0.2 Fixed - Buttons not appearing on job detail pages due to LinkedIn HTML changes - Hide/apply buttons not appearing on search result cards due to LinkedIn removing internal attributes - Job ID extraction broken on search results -- now uses content-based identification with automatic upgrade to real IDs - Country filter not detecting card locations after LinkedIn restructured card layout - Unchecking all country filter checkboxes now correctly hides all results (previously treated as "no filter") Changed - Flash prevention and blur styling updated for compatibility with LinkedIn's new HTML structure ---------- Version 1.0.1 • Fixed filter popup styling issues on certain LinkedIn page layouts • Fixed debug mode badge not appearing reliably after toggling • Time filter now hidden when date info isn't available in results • Debug badge restyled to match gear icon (circle shape) ---------- Version 1.0.0 • Initial release
Mar 21, 2026
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