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Install Applynza in Chrome

Applynza now installs directly from the Chrome Web Store. For most people, setup takes less than a minute. If you want to run the extension from source for development, those steps are included below.

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Chrome handles the download and setup automatically. No local build tools are required for normal use.

1

Open the official Applynza listing

Chrome Web Store install

Use the published Chrome Web Store version if you just want to install and use Applynza in your browser.

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2

Approve the browser prompt

On the listing page, click Add to Chrome and confirm the install when Chrome asks for permission.

What Chrome does

Downloads the published extension package and enables it in your browser automatically.

What you should expect

A standard extension confirmation dialog, then a new Applynza icon in the Chrome toolbar or extensions menu.

3

Pin it and start using Applynza

  1. 1

    Open Chrome’s extensions menu if Applynza is not already visible in the toolbar.

  2. 2

    Pin Applynza so it stays one click away while you browse job posts.

  3. 3

    Open a supported job page and click the Applynza icon to review and save the detected role details.

Applynza is ready to use.

If you only needed the browser extension, you’re done. The rest of this page is for contributors, testers, or anyone running Applynza from source.

Dev

Developer install from source

Use these steps only if you want to develop, test, or contribute to the extension locally.

Prerequisites

Install a recent Node.js LTS release and pnpm before running the project locally.

Project commands

pnpm install pnpm dev pnpm build

Load the local build in Chrome

  1. 1

    Run pnpm dev for local development with live reload, or pnpm build for a production build.

  2. 2

    Open chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode.

  3. 3

    Click Load unpacked and select the generated WXT output directory.

Optional Firefox testing

If you need the Firefox build for testing, use pnpm dev:firefox or pnpm build:firefox, then load the generated manifest from about:debugging as a temporary add-on.