SavedLink

About

SavedLink keeps a private copy of LinkedIn post links and light metadata in your browser so you can find and organize what you saved—without relying on LinkedIn’s UI alone.

On supported LinkedIn pages, SavedLink adds a narrow rail you can expand into a SavedLink panel: your archive, search, tag filter, per-post actions, and export.

Key Features

- Import from LinkedIn’s Saved posts page — SavedLink reads `/feed/update/…` links from items in view and adds them to your local archive as you scroll (with a Scan saved list now control when you’re on that page).
- Tagging in the panel — Define predefined tags in extension settings, then use Tag on each archive tile to assign them (multi-select, then Apply).
- Search and filter — Keyword search across author and post text; filter the list by one of your predefined tags.
- Open posts — Open captured links in a new tab (including permalinks and feed-update URLs when available).
- Export — Download the currently filtered list as JSON or CSV (from the LinkedIn panel or the Dashboard).
- Dashboard — Full-screen archive view with sort, filters, import/export, and optional Gemini auto-tag when you add your own API key.
- Help — Bundled in-extension guide (`help.html`) opened from the toolbar popup (or links inside Settings / Help); no external doc site required for basics.
- Local-first — Archive lives in your browser; settings sync via Chrome where configured.

 How It Works

1. Open SavedLink from the toolbar and choose Settings (or Dashboard), then add the predefined tags you want to use.
2. Visit LinkedIn → My items → Saved posts and scroll (or tap Scan saved list now) so post links load into your local archive.
3. On LinkedIn (home feed, saved posts, or saved articles URLs where the extension runs), open the SavedLink rail and expand the panel.
4. Search, filter by tag, and use Tag on any tile to organize posts.
5. Export when you want a file copy of what you’re viewing.

The archive is yours in the browser; it is not LinkedIn’s cloud Saved list. Use the Saved posts page to pull LinkedIn’s saved items into SavedLink.

 Privacy-First by Design

SavedLink is built local-first:

- Archive data is stored in `chrome.storage.local` in your browser.
- Tag settings use `chrome.storage.sync` (when Chrome sync is enabled for extensions).
- No developer-run backend is required for core features.

Optional AI auto-tagging: If you add your own Gemini API key in Settings and run auto-tag on the Dashboard, SavedLink sends post excerpts and tag definitions from your device to Google’s Generative Language API so Gemini can suggest tags. That is off by default and uses your Google account and API billing—not a SavedLink server.