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Runs your AugRank LinkedIn lead discovery in your own browser. Never reads or sends your LinkedIn password or session. AugRank for LinkedIn runs your AugRank lead discovery in this browser, using the LinkedIn session you are already signed in with. You need an AugRank account (https://augrank.com) to use this extension. It does nothing on its own. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pair this browser once, with a ten-character code AugRank shows you. 2. AugRank tells the extension which single LinkedIn search to run next. 3. The extension opens that one search in a minimised window, scrolls it, and sends the results page back to AugRank, which finds the leads on it. 4. It waits, and asks again later. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It never reads, stores, or sends your LinkedIn password or session cookie. Searches happen here because this browser is already signed in — there is nothing for AugRank to hold. - It does not run on LinkedIn pages you open yourself. It only reads the one tab it opens, for the few seconds a search takes. - It does not read your LinkedIn messages, connections, or profile. - It reads no website other than LinkedIn. - It does not decide what to search for. AugRank sends the search; the extension only runs it. PACING AND SAFETY AugRank runs at most about 50 searches a day for your organisation, with a pause between each one. If LinkedIn ever shows a security check, the extension stops immediately and tells you — it never tries to push past one. DISCOVERY RUNS ONLY WHILE THIS BROWSER IS OPEN Close the browser and AugRank simply waits. Nothing is lost; it picks up where it left off next time. Chrome and Edge. If your computer is managed by your employer, extension installs may be blocked by policy.
Aug 7, 2026
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