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Sync your saved social posts into your Trove library on a schedule — enriched, tagged, and searchable. Requires a Trove account. Save the social posts you care about to Trove without copy-pasting them one by one. Trove Social Sync connects to your Trove account and turns posts from various social platforms into private, searchable bookmarks in your Trove library. Choose an initial set of saved posts to add, then let the extension check for newer saves on the schedule you choose. For LinkedIn, it opens or uses the LinkedIn Saved Posts page only when you start a sync or when your enabled schedule runs, collects the saved post's URL and visible context, and securely sends it to your own Trove account. Trove organizes the resulting bookmarks with titles, tags, summaries, and search features so you can return to useful ideas later. You stay in control: sign in through Trove's secure browser-based authorization flow, choose your schedule, pause syncing whenever you want, run a sync manually, disconnect the extension, and manage or delete synced bookmarks in Trove. Trove Social Sync does not read LinkedIn messages, general browsing history, payment information, location, or keystrokes. It does not sell your data or use it for advertising. A Trove account is required. The extension currently supports LinkedIn Saved Posts; additional social sources may be introduced in future releases.
Jul 27, 2026
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