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Export the LinkedIn search results you are viewing to Excel, and save your filters to reuse later. Leads & Search is a simple tool that saves the LinkedIn search results you are looking at into an Excel file. HOW IT WORKS 1. Search on LinkedIn. You can use a keyword or leave it empty, and you can apply filters or not. 2. Open Leads & Search and click "Add this page". The extension reads the results visible on that page and adds them to your list. 3. To collect more, go to the next page of results yourself and click "Add this page" again. The extension does not click or scroll for you. 4. Click "Download Excel" to get your file. FEATURES • Reads only the page you are on. It extracts what is already shown in your browser and does nothing in the background. • Detects the search type: All, People, Jobs, Posts, Companies, Groups, Courses, Events, Products, Services and Schools. • One Excel sheet per result type, with columns named for each type. • Mixed results on the All tab are sorted onto the correct sheet. • Counts in the popup show how many results you have collected per type. • No duplicates. A result you add twice is not repeated. • Saved filters. Save the filters you use often and come back to them. • Clear collected results to start a fresh list at any time. PRIVACY Leads & Search does not collect, transmit, or share your personal data. There is no account and no tracking. The results you add stay in your browser until you download or clear them. Leads & Search
Nov 4, 2026
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