Shortlist

Highlights LinkedIn hiring posts mentioning your skills and collapses the rest — entirely local, no network requests.

Shortlist filters your LinkedIn feed down to the hiring posts that actually mention your skills — and collapses the rest to a single line. LinkedIn's feed mixes recruiter posts in with everything else, and there's no way to search it for "React roles in Melbourne" the way you can search Jobs. Shortlist reads the posts you scroll past and quietly sorts them: a post that mentions your skills stays expanded with a highlight and a chip showing what matched (skills, seniority, location, sponsorship if it's mentioned). A post that doesn't match collapses to one line — author name only, click to expand if you want to check it anyway. HOW IT WORKS - You set the skills you care about (with aliases — "React" also matches "Next.js" and "React.js") - Shortlist checks each post as it renders in your feed or search results - Matches: highlighted, with skill/seniority/location/sponsorship pulled out - Everything else: collapsed to a single line, never hidden entirely YOUR DATA Shortlist runs entirely inside your browser. There's no server, no account, no network request of any kind — matching is done with plain keyword rules you control, not a hosted model. Nothing about your feed, your profile, or your activity is stored, transmitted, or shared. Uninstalling removes everything; there's nothing left behind to delete. Works on your LinkedIn home feed and content search results. Free, and the source is open — https://github.com/Himanshu2025/shortlist.