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Makes LinkedIn's native 'Add a note' modal draggable while preserving all functionality Move LinkedIn’s “Add Note” popup and keep profile details visible, so you can connect with accuracy and confidence. What is Draggit? Draggit is a Chrome extension designed to improve the way you send connection requests on LinkedIn. When you click “Connect → Add a note”, LinkedIn hides important profile details like a person’s name, company, school, or headline. That means you’re stuck either: Relying on your memory while writing, or Canceling the modal, re-checking details, and reopening it again. This creates unnecessary friction and increases the chance of mistakes — especially with long company names, degrees, or unfamiliar spellings. Draggit solves this by making LinkedIn’s “Add Note” modal draggable, movable, and more flexible. You can reposition it anywhere on your screen to keep profile details visible while you write your message. With an optional floating info card, you can also quickly copy key details like name, company, and school. Why it matters Your connection note is your first impression. Getting someone’s name wrong, misspelling a company, or using incorrect details can feel careless. Draggit helps you send notes that are: Accurate – double-check details while you type. Personalized – reference the right company, school, or role. Thoughtful – write without the stress of memorizing details. Whether you’re a student, job seeker, recruiter, or professional expanding your network, Draggit keeps the details you need in sight.
Jun 18, 2026
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