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Alomar Apply Start button troubleshooting
When Start appears to do nothing, begin with the extension message and the current page. A blocked start, a loading form and an uncertain submission need different responses.
Read the visible stop reason
A message asking for confirmed name, phone and answers means setup has not finished. Open the profile editor offered by your build, complete your own details, confirm them and save. A membership connection message requires the correct connected Chrome profile. Neither message should be treated as a completed application.
Confirm which extension Chrome loaded
Open Chrome's extension manager and inspect Alomar Apply's version and Loaded from folder. A new ZIP sitting in Downloads does not replace an older unpacked extension automatically. Follow the install guide for your authorized release, then reopen the job posting so its helper matches the loaded build. Preserve any open application before changing or reloading the extension.
Identify the current page
Make sure you are on a supported job-board page and signed in. Read the application button for the selected job. A company-site route is different from an application that stays inside the job board. If a verification page appears, complete it yourself and read the next visible state before resuming.
Wait for the result of one Start
Click once and watch the launch message. A loading state may disable both Start paths while account checks or a status refresh are pending. Let that finish before deciding that another click is needed. If the run pauses for a required field, review that field instead of launching a competing workflow.
Keep a useful support note
Record the platform, job URL, extension version, button label, visible blocker and approximate wait. Avoid including phone numbers, private answers, resumes, license keys or verification codes. If Submit was attempted, state whether confirmation appeared. Never use repeated Submit clicks as a troubleshooting method.
The saved-answer guide and first-application checklist cover the setup steps that should be complete before a run begins.