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The LinkedIn post saver that keeps ideas findable

Make LinkedIn’s save feature work the way it should — with folders, filters, and full control.

Save it once. Find it when it matters.

Turn LinkedIn inspiration into something you can actually use

Capture useful posts while you browse, organize them your way, and bring them back when you’re writing, researching, or working with a client.

Save without breaking your flow

Capture useful posts and keep browsing without opening another tool.

Organize ideas your way

Create folders for hooks, carousels, research, clients, or whatever matches your workflow.

Find the post you remember

Search by creator or any words from the post, with matching text highlighted.

Back to the original in one click

Reopen the source post directly instead of landing in the feed and searching again.

Your library beyond LinkedIn

Open Super Post Saver from Chrome’s extension menu to browse folders, search, copy text, and reopen saves from any tab.

Private, without another account

Build your collection without signing up for another service. Your saves stay in your browser by default.

Keep your collection safe

Export a backup before switching computers or clearing Chrome, then restore your folders and saves later.

Save wherever inspiration appears

Use Super Save across supported feeds, profile activity, company feeds, and individual posts.

How it works

From a useful post to a useful collection in three steps

Install the extension

Add Super Post Saver from the Chrome Web Store. No separate account or LinkedIn credentials are requested.

Choose Super Save

When a supported LinkedIn post appears, select Super Save and place it in a built-in or custom folder.

Find it when it matters

Open your library, search by author or post words, and follow the direct link back to the original post.

Practical guides

Get more value from every post you save

Clear, tested workflows for finding LinkedIn saves, organizing a swipe file, and keeping a collection useful over time.

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FAQ

Questions before you start saving

Is Super Post Saver free?

Yes. The extension is currently free to install and use from the Chrome Web Store.

How is this different from LinkedIn's Save option?

LinkedIn's documented flow puts saved posts and articles in Saved Items. Super Post Saver creates a separate local library with custom folders, author and post-text search, highlighted matches, and backup controls.

Can I search the words inside a saved post?

Yes. Search checks the saved author's name and captured post text. Matching words are highlighted so you can see why a result appeared.

Where is my collection stored?

It is stored in Chrome's local extension storage on your device. Super Post Saver does not require an account or sync the collection to its own server.

What happens if I clear Chrome data or change computers?

Local extension data can be removed when a browser profile or extension is cleared. Use Export backup first, keep the JSON file somewhere safe, and choose Restore backup after reinstalling.

Does it import posts I already saved with LinkedIn?

No. Super Post Saver maintains its own collection and begins with posts you save through the extension. It does not bulk-import your existing LinkedIn Saved Items list.

Does it work on mobile?

Super Post Saver is a desktop Chrome extension. LinkedIn's own Save feature remains the option in the LinkedIn mobile app.

Does the extension automate LinkedIn activity?

No. It does not post, like, comment, connect, or message on your behalf. It adds local saving and organization controls to supported post views.

Is Super Post Saver affiliated with LinkedIn?

No. Super Post Saver is an independent browser extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected with LinkedIn Corporation.

Save the post. Keep the useful part.

Build a searchable LinkedIn reference library with folders, direct links, and local backups. No account required.

Install Super Post Saver