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Export comments from any LinkedIn post to CSV in 1 click. Professional tool to scrape and export LinkedIn comments to CSV / Excel format. Perfect for lead generation, recruiting, and marketing analysis. This extension solves the problem of manual copy-pasting. It automatically extracts all available data from the comments section of any LinkedIn post. KEY FEATURES: ◼ Export comprehensive data: Name, Headline (Job Title), Profile URL, and Comment Text. ◼ Smart Parsing: Works with the latest LinkedIn layout (2025 ready). ◼ Nested Comments: Captures replies and conversation threads. ◼ Clean Output: Generates a formatted CSV file compatible with Excel and Google Sheets. ◼ Privacy Focused: No cloud storage, no external servers. All data processing happens locally on your computer. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Navigate to a LinkedIn post. 2. Scroll down to load the comments you wish to extract. 3. Click the extension icon and press the "Export" button. 4. The CSV file will download automatically. USE CASES: - Sales: Identify leads who engage with specific topics. - HR: Find candidates participating in professional discussions. - Content Creators: Analyze audience feedback and sentiment. DISCLAIMER: This project is an independent Chrome Extension and is not affiliated with, associated with, or endorsed by LinkedIn Corporation.
May 22, 2026
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