Lynx by Swamp

Save your LinkedIn, GitHub, portfolio, email, and phone once. On a job application, press Alt+Shift+F and Lynx fills the matching empty fields. It only touches a page when you ask, and it never sends your links anywhere.

Fill a form with one shortcut. Press Alt+Shift+F, or click "Fill this form" in the popup. Each filled field glows briefly so you can check it, and anything you've already typed is left alone.

Copy any link with a click. For questions Lynx can't fill, like "Share a project you're proud of", open the popup and click a link to copy it. You can also press 1 to 9 to copy by position, or use "Copy all" for a list of every link.

Insert from the right-click menu. Right-click any text field, choose "Insert link from Lynx", and pick a link.

Private by design

• Lynx never runs on a page in the background. It only acts when you use the shortcut, the popup, or the right-click menu.
• It doesn't need permission to read the sites you visit.
• Your links are stored in Firefox's extension storage. Lynx makes no network requests and has no analytics or tracking.

Some company career pages embed their application form from a job-board site. If you want Lynx to fill those, you can allow access to a short list of job boards: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Jobvite, and iCIMS. It's off by default.

Lynx follows your system's light or dark mode and shows icons for LinkedIn, GitHub, X, portfolio, email, and phone links. You can change its keyboard shortcuts in Firefox under Add-ons, then the gear menu, then "Manage Extension Shortcuts".

Lynx is open source under the MIT license.