It reads the job you're on, and copies it. Nothing leaves your browser.

ArcLens JD Grabber has a single purpose: to copy a clean, structured version of the job posting you are currently viewing on LinkedIn or Indeed — the job title, company, and full description — to your clipboard, so you can paste it into ArcLens without hand-selecting truncated text.

• Only the tab you’re on, only on your click. The extension uses Chrome’s activeTab permission, which grants read access to the current tab only after you invoke the extension by clicking its button. It has no standing access to any site and cannot read pages in the background.
• Only LinkedIn and Indeed job pages carry the parsing logic. On any other page the extension does nothing useful.

The job title, company name, and description text from the posting currently on screen. Nothing else on the page is collected.

• To your system clipboard, so you can paste it into ArcLens.
• Nowhere else. The extension makes no network requests, uses no remote servers, sets no cookies, and includes no analytics or tracking. Nothing is stored by the extension after the popup closes.

The extension does not collect, transmit, store, sell, or share your data. Because the job text is written only to your own clipboard by your own action and never reaches us or any third party, there is nothing for us to retain, sell, or transfer. It is not used for creditworthiness, lending, or any purpose unrelated to its single function above.

• activeTab — read the job page you’re on, only when you click Grab.
• scripting — inject the reader script into that tab on your click so it can extract the title, company, and description.
• clipboardWrite — copy the cleaned job description to your clipboard.

Questions about the extension or this policy? Email [email protected].

The ArcLens web service has its own, broader Privacy Policy covering your account and career data — this page is limited to the browser extension.