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Save a job posting you're viewing — or a LinkedIn profile as a contact — to your Dossier job tracker in one click. Dossier turns any job posting into a tracked application in one click. Found a role you want to go after? Click the Dossier icon and the company, job title, and posting link are pulled straight off the page you're already looking at — no copy-paste, no retyping. Review the pre-filled fields and hit Track. It shows up in your Dossier web app instantly. It works across major job boards and company career sites: on any posting page it can read, it fills in what it finds, and every field stays editable before you save. On a LinkedIn profile, the popup switches to contact mode — save that recruiter, interviewer, or future teammate to one of the applications you're tracking, so you know who you've met at each company. How it works - Reads the posting from the page in your own signed-in browser session — nothing is scraped from a server, and no site is touched unless you click the icon. - Writes directly to your private Dossier account (Google sign-in). - Every field is editable before you save. You need a free Dossier account (sign in with Google) at https://mydossier.work. Privacy: the extension only reads a page when you click its button, and only ever sends data to your own Dossier database. It never reads your inbox and requests no Gmail or other restricted access. Full policy: https://mydossier.work/privacy
Jul 27, 2026
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