How to sort LinkedIn jobs by date (2026 - new AI job search)

LinkedIn's new AI job search - the interface served at linkedin.com/jobs/search-results/ - removed the sort-by-date control and most of the job filters. There is no "Most recent" toggle on the new interface, and no universal setting restores it.

Until 2026 one workaround survived: LinkedIn's classic search page at linkedin.com/jobs/search/ still honored sortBy=DD and served results newest-first. LinkedIn has now removed that page as well. Date ordering is no longer achievable on LinkedIn job search by any URL, setting or extension. What is left is narrowing the date window, covered below - and an account of what went away, because advice recommending the classic URL is still widely published.

What LinkedIn removed: the classic search URL (sortBy=DD)

The classic job search at linkedin.com/jobs/search/ was a separate, server-rendered interface that accepted a far richer set of URL parameters than the new one. sortBy=DD ordered results by date, newest first. f_TPR=r<seconds> took granular values there, so f_TPR=r3600 really meant the past hour. And workplace type (f_WT), experience level (f_E), job type (f_JT) and Easy Apply (f_AL=true) all applied as strict URL filters.

That page no longer exists. LinkedIn has removed the classic search route. A /jobs/search/ URL no longer serves the legacy search page, so guides, forum threads and browser extensions that tell you to build one - including earlier versions of this page - describe something that is gone. There is no replacement parameter: sortBy is not honored anywhere on LinkedIn job search now, and no extension can restore date ordering, because the ordering was LinkedIn's own and it was on that page.

What still works: date-range presets on the new route (no date order)

On the new interface itself (linkedin.com/jobs/search-results/), the f_TPR parameter still narrows the date window - for the preset values. These were verified on 2026-08-19, before LinkedIn removed the classic route; they are unchanged here and worth re-checking against what LinkedIn serves you today:

  • f_TPR=r86400 - past 24 hours (verified 2026-08-19).
  • f_TPR=r2592000 - past month (verified 2026-08-19).

Four limits to know before you rely on it:

  • Finer values are coerced to the nearest preset: f_TPR=r3600 renders the same results as the 24-hour preset, not a past-hour view.
  • sortBy is stripped on the new route. Date order is not achievable there by URL: these presets narrow the window, they do not reorder the results. With the classic page removed, this is now the whole of what LinkedIn offers for recency.
  • The classic route's other filter parameters are stripped there too: f_WT, f_E and f_JT are ignored on the new route.
  • The new interface's own attribute filters may not strictly constrain the results either: a filter applied in its UI (the Remote chip, for example) can still surface jobs outside it - observed directly. Treat filtering there as soft.

Put a location in the URL. A job search opened without a location (or geoId) leaves LinkedIn to pick the region for you, and what it picks is your account's default - a user in France can get US results. Name the place you mean.

Example - jobs posted in the past 24 hours, in LinkedIn's default order:

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search-results/?keywords=frontend%20developer&location=Paris%2C%20France&f_TPR=r86400 (opens in a new tab)

While you are on LinkedIn: JobLens AI

The JobLens AI Chrome extension does not change LinkedIn's sort order - nothing can, now that the classic page is gone. What it does on the new interface: AI summary of any LinkedIn job post - must-haves, preferred skills and salary, pulled from the job description as you browse. Plus hide the jobs you've already applied to, dismissed or that are promoted, highlight your own keywords, and block companies you don't want to see. Free, with 5 AI summaries a week on a free account.

Get JobLens AI on the Chrome Web Store (opens in a new tab)

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the old LinkedIn search back?

You cannot any more. LinkedIn has removed the classic job search page at linkedin.com/jobs/search/, which until 2026 was still reachable by URL with its full filter and sort-by-date parameters. There is no universal setting that restores it, and the URL no longer serves the legacy page. The new interface at linkedin.com/jobs/search-results/ is what LinkedIn serves now.

Can I turn off LinkedIn's AI job search?

No universal toggle exists. Some accounts have no setting for it at all, and advice that points to one often conflates it with LinkedIn's separate AI-training opt-out, which does not change the job search interface. The workaround that used to exist - opening the classic search URL directly - no longer works either: LinkedIn has removed that page.

How do I sort LinkedIn jobs by date on the new job search?

You cannot get results in date order any more. The new interface strips the sortBy parameter, and the classic search page that honored sortBy=DD has been removed by LinkedIn. What still works is narrowing the date window rather than reordering: the f_TPR date-range presets on the new route (see above), for example f_TPR=r86400 for the past 24 hours. Those narrow which jobs are shown; they do not put the newest first.

Is there a Chrome extension for LinkedIn's new job search?

JobLens AI works on the new interface for triage: it summarizes any job post with AI - must-haves, preferred skills and salary - hides the jobs you have already applied to, dismissed or that are promoted, highlights your own keywords and blocks companies you name. It does not change LinkedIn's sort order, and no extension can: the page that could sort by date is gone.