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View LinkedIn posts and profiles with Markdown formatting. Toggle between original and rendered Markdown with a single click. # Transform LinkedIn with Markdown markedIn lets you view LinkedIn posts and profiles with beautiful Markdown formatting. Write posts using familiar Markdown syntax and toggle between the original text and rendered view with a single click. ## Features ✓ **Toggle View** - Click "View as Markdown" button to render formatting ✓ **Feed Posts** - Works on all posts in your LinkedIn feed ✓ **Profile About Sections** - Render Markdown in user profiles ✓ **Full Markdown Support** - Headers, lists, links, code blocks, tables, and more ✓ **GitHub-Style Rendering** - Clean, professional appearance ✓ **Privacy First** - Runs entirely in your browser, no data collected ## Supported Markdown - Headers (H1-H6): `#` through `######` - **Bold**: `**text**` - *Italic*: `*text*` - Links: `[text](url)` - Code: `` `inline` `` and ```code blocks``` - Lists: Bulleted and numbered - Task lists: `- [x]` and `- [ ]` - Tables: Standard markdown tables - Blockquotes: `> quote` - And more! ## How to Use 1. Navigate to LinkedIn 2. Look for the blue "View as Markdown" button on posts or profiles 3. Click to toggle between original and Markdown view 4. That's it! ## Perfect For - Software developers who live in Markdown - Technical writers and documentation specialists - Anyone who wants better formatting on LinkedIn - Users who prefer keyboard-friendly markup ## Privacy markedIn: - Runs entirely in your browser - Does NOT collect any data - Does NOT send information to external servers - Does NOT track your activity - Open source (coming soon)
Mar 9, 2026
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