LinkedIn Saved Posts Exporter
Export your LinkedIn saved posts to CSV with one click.
Save and organize your LinkedIn saved posts with ease
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Makes use of your saved LinkedIn posts. This extension navigates to your posts, scrolls through all saved posts, and allows you to save as json or csv format.
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Ha funcionado genial y me ha exportado todos los posts salvados a .json y .csv. Ahora podré organizarlos con un script Python. Gracia!
Awesome work - thanks. I have then played around with ChatGPT to create a HTML for myself to view the resulting JSON content of my 760 Saved Posts - dm me if needing a link
Its pretty good, but it doesn't read the part of the post beyond the '... read more' button.
it has potential but I can't extract the URL for the Linked In post or the username which makes it a lot harder to work with. I like the idea and hope it is fixed and I will be keeping an eye to see developments.
userName and userUrl is always N/A unfortunately
have been trying to extract my saved posts to make sense of it all, what a wonderful tool! Turns out I have over 800+ over 5 years. Thank you!!