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Save, organise and launch your LinkedIn searches from a side panel. Open multiple feeds at once in the FeedPane Deck. You've built a great LinkedIn search. The right keywords, the right filters, the right date range. You save the tab. A week later, you can't find it. FeedPane fixes that. SAVE ANY LINKEDIN SEARCH Paste a LinkedIn search URL into FeedPane's side panel, give it a name, and add tags. It's there every time you open Chrome — no tabs to manage, no bookmarks to lose. ALWAYS AT HAND FeedPane lives in Chrome's side panel. It stays open while you browse, so your saved searches are one click away without losing your place. UNDERSTAND YOUR SEARCHES FeedPane decodes LinkedIn's URLs into plain English — keywords, network filters, date range, seniority, job type, and more. Know exactly what a search does before you open it. THE FEEDPANE DECK Open multiple saved searches as live columns, side by side — like TweetDeck, but for LinkedIn. See new people, posts, and jobs across all your feeds at a glance, the moment they appear. BUILT FOR • Recruiters and talent sourcers monitoring multiple role pipelines • Sales and business development tracking target audiences by industry or seniority • Job seekers running searches across multiple titles, locations, or date ranges PRIVACY & DATA FeedPane stores only the search names, URLs, tags, and open counts you add yourself. Everything is kept locally in your browser using Chrome's built-in storage. Nothing is sent to any server. No account required. No tracking of any kind. Full privacy policy: https://www.davewarrendesign.co.uk/feedpane-privacy-policy Not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn Corporation.
Jul 2, 2026
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