SavedPlus — Saved Posts Search & Tags

LinkedIn lets you save posts. It does not let you find them again. SavedPlus indexes your saved posts into your own browser and replaces the saved-posts page with something you can actually use. WHAT YOU GET • Full-text search across post text, authors and your own notes • Tags, combined with AND or OR, plus an "untagged" view and an author facet • Read / unread marks, so a long list stops being a wall • Private notes on any post — why you saved it, what to do with it • Saved views: name a filter combination and come back to it • Bulk select to tag, mark read, export or unsave many posts at once • Keyboard driven: j/k to move, e to mark read, t to tag, / to search, ? for the list • Cleanup that finds duplicates and posts LinkedIn no longer shows • Sort by save order, publication date, author, or length • Light and dark, following LinkedIn's own theme PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION There is no SavedPlus server. Your index lives in your browser's own storage and is never uploaded. No analytics, no tracking, no accounts, no remote code. The only server the extension talks to is LinkedIn, using the session you are already signed in with, to read the list you are already looking at. To build the index, SavedPlus repeats the page's own request for your saved-posts list, paginated, from your own browser; if that fails, it falls back to clicking the page's own "Show more results" button. Export a JSON backup any time — and do, because clearing site data for linkedin.com deletes the index along with it. UNSAVING IS DELIBERATELY TWO STEPS Marking a post to unsave only marks it. A separate, explicitly-requested run clicks LinkedIn's own unsave control for each one, and a post is only reported unsaved once LinkedIn confirms it. Unsaved posts move to an archive here, keeping their tags and notes. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation. LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation.