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About LinkedIn Parser: Invites & Contacts
LinkedIn parser that tracks every connection request you send. Know exactly when someone accepts your invitation so you can send a timely welcome message — and stop wasting time on people who'll never respond.
This is a read-only LinkedIn parser & contact tracker. The extension parses the sent invitations page on LinkedIn and saves a local snapshot. When someone disappears from the list, that means they accepted (or declined) — and the extension flags them for follow-up.
WHAT IT DOES
• Parses LinkedIn sent invitations from the invitation manager
• Tracks pending, accepted, and declined connection requests
• Auto-captures every profile you visit: name, headline, country, photo
• Color-coded aging (yellow after 7 days, red after 14 — withdraw the stale ones)
• Verifies accepted vs declined by reading the Message/Connect button on profiles
• Search across all lists by name or headline
• Full JSON and CSV export for backup
PARSER + CONTACT MANAGER
The extension doubles as a personal LinkedIn contact database. Every profile you visit gets saved locally — names, job titles, locations, avatars, current company. Build your own CRM from your normal LinkedIn browsing, without uploading anything to any server.
FOLLOW-UP WORKFLOW
1. Send connection requests as usual on LinkedIn
2. Visit the sent invitations page once in a while and click Scan
3. The extension detects who accepted and surfaces them in the Accepted tab
4. Click "Mark" once you've sent your welcome message — done
WHY ANOTHER LINKEDIN PARSER?
Most LinkedIn parsers, scrapers, and trackers either cost $8/month, require sending your credentials to a server, or use automation that LinkedIn detects and bans. This extension is different:
• Runs entirely in your own Chrome browser, from your IP, with your session — LinkedIn cannot distinguish it from normal browsing
• Never clicks buttons, never opens pages in the background, never calls LinkedIn's internal API
• Stores everything in IndexedDB on your own device
• No servers, no analytics, no third parties
PRIVACY
All data lives in IndexedDB on your local machine. Nothing leaves your browser. No telemetry. No external requests. No account, no signup, no payment. You can export the full database as JSON at any time and import it on another device manually.
SAFETY
LinkedIn rate-limits connection requests at around 100/week. This extension does not send requests for you — you send them manually as usual. It only reads what's already on the page. There's no automation risk, no chance of detection, no risk of restrictions on your account.
NOT AFFILIATED WITH LINKEDIN CORPORATION
This is an independent third-party tool. LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation.
PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED
• Access to linkedin.com — required to read the sent invitations page and the profile pages you open yourself
• Notifications — to alert you when new connections accept your requests
That's it. No other permissions, no background tab access, no API keys.
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