Job Application Autofill

Autofill job application forms with your stored resume.

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Manifest versionV3

7-day growth-2

7-day growth rate-6.67%

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Version0.2.0

ManifestV3

Size39.44KiB

Languages40Deutsch / English / Filipino +37

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Job hunting in 2025 still involves the same chore it did a decade ago: pasting the same personal details into every applicant-tracking form you meet. Job Application Autofill turns that slog into a single-click task.

Right below the Save button you now see:

Name Email Phone Company

These aren’t just labels; they are hard-wired into the filler script through regex patterns (/name/i, /mail/i, /phone\|mobile/i, /company\|employer/i). When you store your résumé text, the popup parses it to extract the first line as your full name, the first e-mail address it spots, the first phone number and the most recent employer.

Whenever you face a job application form:

Make sure the inputs are blank (the script skips fields that already contain text).

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