Chrome Extensions I Use for Recruitment
Here’s a list of the Chrome extensions I rely on for recruitment (note: I actually use Brave instead of Chrome). I’ve indicated whether each extension is free (F), paid (P), or both (B).
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Extensity: This extension allows you to quickly toggle all your Chrome extensions on and off. (F)
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AdGuard AdBlocker: A straightforward ad-blocking tool. (F)
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I Don’t Care About Cookies: This extension effectively manages cookie consents, keeping annoying pop-ups at bay. (F)
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AI Grammar Checker & Paraphraser – LanguageTool: I prefer this over Grammarly for its spelling and grammar checks. (B)
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Complexity and Perplexity: Enhances my experience with the Perplexity app; this is a paid add-on. (P)
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Instant Data Scraper: A convenient tool for quickly scraping directories and lists from websites. (F)
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Loxo: My go-to ATS extension for effortlessly importing LinkedIn profiles into my ATS. (P)
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One Tab: Perfect for those of us with ADHD tendencies—closes all tabs while keeping them organized and sharable as a single webpage. (F)
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New Tab by Start.Me: Automatically opens my Start.Me page whenever I open a new tab. (F)
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Reddit Enhancement Suite: Enhances the overall Reddit experience, making it much more enjoyable. (F)
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SalesQL: A powerful tool for scraping LinkedIn profiles and extracting contact information. (P)
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ChatterWorks: This extension helps find contact details on LinkedIn profiles. (P)
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Clodura: Another great tool for locating email addresses on LinkedIn. (P)
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Jobin.cloud: Offers superior scraping capabilities for LinkedIn. I use Jobin for its automation features, including sequences and campaigns. (P)
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Select to ChatGPT: Quickly sends selected text directly to the ChatGPT prompt box. (B)
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TypingMind in SidePanel: I prefer using TypingMind instead of other AI tools for its convenience in searching right from the side panel. (P)
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Merlin AI: This extension integrates various large language models to assist with tasks like researching, rewriting, and summarizing content, including YouTube videos. (B)
Feel free to explore these extensions to enhance your recruitment efforts!
RCadmin
Here’s a response to your post:
Hey there! I really enjoyed reading about the Chrome extensions you use in your recruitment process, even though you mentioned using Brave instead of Chrome. It’s interesting to see how many tools are available to enhance productivity.
Your list has some great options! I particularly like how you’ve categorized them by whether they are free, paid, or both. A few extensions caught my eye:
Instant Data Scraper seems like a game-changer for quickly getting information off websites. I can imagine it saves a lot of time!
Jobin.cloud sounds incredibly useful for automating LinkedIn tasks. Automation is definitely a boon in recruitment.
I’m curious about Merlin AI—it seems very versatile. How has your experience been with it in terms of summarizing content efficiently?
Also, I appreciate your mention of AI Grammar Checker & Paraphraser—I might give LanguageTool a try since I’ve always been a Grammarly user.
Do you have any recommendations for extensions that integrate well with Brave, especially for tracking responses or managing candidate communications? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Thanks for sharing!