Jobs Filterer for LinkedIn
Filter jobs you don't want to see from LinkedIn search results and recommended jobs.
View the jobs you seek. Hide the ones you don't. Easily hide promoted jobs, companies, and more on LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor.
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Hide n' Seek lets you easily remove promoted job postings and companies from your search results on LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor. You can also block job listings by keyword.
⭐ Usage
❗IMPORTANT: The first time you use Hide n' Seek on a job board you'll need to grant permissions in order for it to work, otherwise you won't see the block buttons on the listings. You'll know if you need to grant permissions if you see a yellow alert notification bubble next to the Hide n' Seek button on your browser's toolbar. You can grant permissions by clicking the Hide n' Seek button and then clicking the "Enable Hide n' Seek on {Job Board}" button.
You can search for a job by clicking the Hide n' Seek button on the browser's toolbar or you can go directly to a supported job board's website to perform your search if you prefer.
“Block” buttons are added next to every listing. If you see a listing you don’t like, simply click the button to hide it. By default, the listing will be hidden under an overlay. Alternatively, you can completely eliminate it from search results by enabling the “Do not display hidden jobs” option.
To hide promoted jobs, click the “block” button on any promoted listing and then activate the “Promoted” toggle.
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A must-have for job seekers! Link*in simply pushes a TON of irrelevant but "promoted" items and this extension is the cure!
a god send. thx
Great tool! 11/5 for sure! I think if it can offer on top filtering, rather using LinkedIn ones - for example - hiding companies with specific size of people in them, or posts without linked person → it will be awesome!
Amazing.
Not really what I was looking for. More or less a search filter. How about an extension that lets me blacklist companies and jobs from my indeed feed, emails, etc.
I never leave reviews, but this is the best highly specific add-on I have ever seen. It tackles a small but annoying problem people face, and addresses it in the most minimal way possible. I love it. I thought about creating something like this myself, and I'm so glad it's already been done. One critique: The ability to remove listing based on "Promoted" seems to be gone. It was available a few weeks ago, but there is no option available anymore. Please do bring it back.
Does exactly what you need! Looking for remote work on LinkedIn is a nightmare, especially when you see the same 1-2 recruiting companies over and over with no block option. Thank you for making this :)
broooo thats life saver!!!! Great job. at last I can block witch companies and other stupids
Tired of having to sift through the recruiter spam on LinkedIn, this extension is great for giving you control of which jobs you want to see. You can block out individual companies, a feature LinkedIn should provide natively, but they won't because companies and recruiters spamming the search results makes them money. Now I don't have to see all of the fake jobs and spammy recruiters in job searches.
It works like intended. Great work!