FAFJ — Job Application Tracker & Autofill version history - 4 versions
FAFJ — Job Application Tracker & Autofill by FAFJ
FAFJ — Job Application Tracker & Autofill version history - 4 versions
Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on.
Latest version
Version 0.9.5
Released Oct 16, 2026 - 671.89 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and laterFixes saving on LinkedIn: FAFJ now waits for the job panel to show the job you picked, so it no longer saves the job you looked at before.Source code released under All Rights Reserved
Older versions
Version 0.9.4
Released Oct 6, 2026 - 671.67 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and laterWhat's new in 0.9.4: reads a job posting from a same-site frame when the page itself has none (iCIMS careers sites).Source code released under All Rights Reserved
Version 0.9.3
Released Oct 2, 2026 - 671.32 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and laterAutofill has been removed. FAFJ no longer fills out application forms, so the "Fill this application?" prompt, the "Autofill this form" button, and the Autofill toggle and settings are all gone. FAFJ also no longer attaches your resume to forms, offers to save the answers you type, or signs you in to candidate portals with saved credentials.
FAFJ still saves jobs, tracks the roles you apply to, and keeps a record of the answers you entered on each submitted application. It also no longer asks for any health information.
The extension has been renamed FAFJ — Job Application Tracker.Source code released under All Rights Reserved
Version 0.9.1
Released Sep 29, 2026 - 708.49 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and laterJob postings on Dayforce (jobs.dayforcehcm.com) are now read: the title,
employer, location, pay and full description, and Dayforce's application
form keeps the job it belongs to. Clicking FAFJ on a page that carries a
job as data (JobPosting markup, or a known platform's own data) reads it at
once; any other page waits for "Look for a job on this page". When FAFJ finds no job on a page, "Look for a job
on this page" reads it more closely and, if needed, asks FAFJ's AI to find
the job in the page's visible text (never what you typed); you check the
details before saving. More applicant-system sites are
recognized, so they are never taken for the employer's own website.
That now includes about 25 more, such as NEOGOV, EDJOIN, JOIN and Wellfound,
and a "Powered by" credit on a careers page is no longer taken for the
company's website.Source code released under All Rights Reserved