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Instantly export LinkedIn comments to CSV/Excel. Names, headlines, links, dates, connection degree and likes in one click. Turn LinkedIn comment sections into actionable lead lists — instantly. LeadScraper scans the comments on any LinkedIn post and exports them to a clean CSV file you can open directly in Excel or Google Sheets. WHAT YOU GET IN EVERY EXPORT • Name — commenter's full name • Headline — their current job title and company • Profile Link — direct URL to their LinkedIn profile • Comment Text — exactly what they wrote • Date — when they commented • Connection Degree — 1st, 2nd, or 3rd • Likes — how many reactions their comment received HOW TO USE 1. Open any LinkedIn post and expand the comments 2. Click the extension icon 3. Choose "Load All & Export CSV" to capture every comment automatically, or "Quick Export" for comments already visible 4. Your CSV downloads instantly WHY LEADSCRAPER → No comment cap — export hundreds of comments from a single post → Auto-scroll loads all comments before export — no manual scrolling → Connection degree column — unique to LeadScraper, not available in any other tool → Works on English, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Polish LinkedIn PERFECT FOR • Sales teams building outreach lists from engaged prospects • Recruiters finding candidates who interact with industry content • Marketers analyzing post engagement • Anyone who wants to turn LinkedIn activity into a spreadsheet WHAT'S NEW IN v1.9 • Fixed: Headline (job title) column now exports correctly on the new LinkedIn layout • Fixed: reaction counts no longer appear in the Comment Text column • Improved stability across LinkedIn UI updates No account required. No data sent to any server. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Jul 20, 2026
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