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Filter LinkedIn job listings: hide Easy Apply, block companies or keywords, and filter out companies below a size threshold. JazzyJobs is a browser extension that adds real filtering to LinkedIn's job search results...something LinkedIn itself doesn't offer. It lets you hide (or isolate) Easy Apply listings, one-click block specific companies going forward, filter out companies below a minimum employee count, and block any keyword or phrase (e.g. "government clearance") from ever showing up in your results again. A live counter on the toolbar and in the popup shows exactly how much noise is being filtered out at any given moment. If you're running the same LinkedIn search repeatedly, JazzyJobs saves you from re-scrolling past the same irrelevant listings every session, since blocked companies and phrases stay blocked permanently. Two technical filters — company size and keyword-in-description — work by learning as you browse, since LinkedIn only exposes that data once you open a specific job, so coverage builds up naturally the more you use it rather than requiring any bulk scraping. Everything is stored locally in the browser with no server, no analytics, and no data ever leaving the device. It's built for anyone doing an active, repeated job search who's tired of Easy Apply noise, unwanted recruiters, or dealbreaker requirements buried in job descriptions, and it's explicitly an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.
Aug 21, 2026
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