JHML

Auto-fill job application forms with your resume data from your resume file automatically

Job helper Merklelearn Your's best friend in the searching job period, that is the subproject of the https://merklelearn.com creators If you found a bug? As the extension is completelly free you may see the bugs. To be honest, I also don't like them and trying to fix them as fust as possible. So if you see one, please write a fullly descriptive report on dimave2004@gmail.com. Intro Let's be real for a second: job applications are the worst. You've spent hours crafting the perfect resume, tailoring it to each role, and then what happens? You click "Apply" and suddenly you're transported back to 2005, manually typing your name into a form like it's some kind of cruel hazing ritual for the unemployed. There are a super smart ai (prefill with ai) which thinks sometimes for about a 7 or 9 seconds and still can't prefill from your resume a basic data for example my personal problem is location input. The Problem Nobody Talks About You know the drill. You find a dream job. You're excited. You click "Apply." And then... a 47-field form appears asking for information that's literally sitting in the PDF you just uploaded. Your name. Your email. Your phone number. Your LinkedIn. The city you live in. Again. And again. And again. By application #5, you've typed "john.doe@gmail.com" so many times it's started to look like a foreign language. What Makes JHML Different? It Actually Works on Real Sites with no blocking Not just LinkedIn. Not just Indeed. Everywhere. Greenhouse, Lever, Workday (yes, even that monstrosity), hhru — if it has a form, JHML will find it and fill it like a caffeinated intern on their first day. It Doesn't Just "Paste" — It Types JHML actually types. Character by character. With all the right events. Keydown, keypress, keyup, input, change, blur—the whole symphony. It's like watching a ghost type, except the ghost is you, and you're drinking coffee instead of doing data entry. Smart Enough to Skip the Dumb Stuff JHML won't fill: The dropdowns and other super complicated forms, if you want to start filling them write to dimave2004@gmail.com and Resume Sync: Zero Configuration You upload your resume once in the Job Helper web app. That's it. The extension grabs it, stores it locally in your browser (never leaves your machine — privacy-first, always), and it's ready to deploy at a moment's notice.