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Add styling (bold, italic, script, etc.) to your LinkedIn posts with a simple toolbar and keyboard shortcuts. β¨ ππ’π§π€ππππ§ ππ¨π¬π π π¨π«π¦πππππ« Style your LinkedIn posts with bold, italic, script, gothic and other beautiful Unicode fonts β directly inside LinkedInβs post editor. π‘ Why You'll Love It: Writing engaging LinkedIn posts just got easier and prettier! This extension adds a simple formatting toolbar and keyboard shortcuts to LinkedInβs editor, letting you style your text without leaving the site β and itβs 100% Unicode-based, meaning it works even after you hit "Post". β Features: - π Add ππ¨π₯π, πΌπ‘ππππ, π’π¬π»π²πΉπ½, ππππππ, and more styles - π¨ Style selector dropdown with live previews - πΉ Keyboard shortcuts: - `Cmd/Ctrl + B` β Bold - `Cmd/Ctrl + I` β Italic - `Cmd/Ctrl + U` β Underline - π§© Integrates seamlessly with LinkedInβs native editor - π‘ Unicode-only formatting = your styles survive the post π How to Use: 1. Open LinkedIn and start a new post 2. Highlight any text 3. Use the toolbar or keyboard shortcuts to style it 4. Post with confidence β your formatting sticks! π Privacy This extension only runs on LinkedIn post pages. It doesnβt track or collect any personal data. π Built with β€οΈ by a developer who got tired of boring posts. [GitHub](https://github.com/danduh/linkedin-post-format) β’ [Feedback/Issues](https://github.com/danduh/linkedin-post-format/issues)
Jul 21, 2026
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