JobLog Filter support

Let’s get your job signals working.

Find quick fixes, understand what each marker means, or contact us directly. JobLog Filter supports LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor job pages.

Support email: support@myjoblog.app

Start with these quick fixes

1

Open a supported job page

Use LinkedIn Jobs, Indeed, or Glassdoor. JobLog Filter only runs on supported job-search pages.

2

Open JobLog Filter

Click the extensions menu in Chrome, select JobLog Filter, and choose your thresholds and card marker style.

3

Reload the tab once

After installing or updating the extension, reload any job-search tabs that were already open.

4

Use “Color + short note” while testing

This mode makes the reason for each signal visible. You can switch to color only after confirming that markers appear.

5

Scroll after the page finishes loading

Job sites load results dynamically. JobLog Filter continues checking new cards as they appear.

What the markers mean

PositiveThe visible listing data fits your selected thresholds.
CautionA listing may be older or more competitive than you prefer.
WarningA visible value crosses your high-risk threshold.
New to youThe listing was not seen in your earlier searches.
No dataThe page does not provide enough reliable information, so no score is invented.

Still need help?

Send an email to support@myjoblog.app. To help us diagnose the issue, include:

  • the job site where the issue happened;
  • your Chrome version and JobLog Filter version;
  • the selected filter and marker settings;
  • a screenshot with personal information removed;
  • what you expected and what appeared instead.
Please do not email resumes, passwords, license keys, or private application data. Only share the minimum information needed to reproduce the issue.
Frequently asked questions

Common JobLog Filter questions

Why are some listings not colored?

JobLog Filter only marks a listing when the page exposes enough reliable information. Missing information remains neutral instead of being guessed.

Why does Indeed mostly show “New to you”?

Indeed often exposes different job-card details than LinkedIn. JobLog Filter uses the reliable signals available on each supported site, so the available markers can differ.

Why did labels disappear in “Color only” mode?

That mode intentionally removes the explanation text and keeps only the color marker. Switch to “Color + short note” when you want the reason displayed.

How do I change the thresholds?

Click JobLog Filter in Chrome’s extensions menu. Use the Applicant competition and Listing age menus, then return to the job page. Changes apply automatically.

How do I reset “New to you” history?

Open JobLog Filter on a site that supports “New to you” and use the reset option shown in the extension popup.

Does JobLog Filter send my searches to JobLog?

No. Job-card data, search queries, browsing history, and stored job identifiers are not sent to JobLog or third parties.