The last store release was 1.4.0. Here's everything that changed on the way to 2.3.0.
A cleanup is one press of Start, and it clears everything it finds. Clearing 50 pending invitations and clearing 5,000 both count as one. Three are free, so the backlog you installed for is always solvable without paying. A run that withdraws nothing never costs you one. Pro removes the limit.
Load your connections, sent and received invitations, follows and groups into one table at no cost, as often as you like, and sort, search and filter freely. Acting on them in bulk and exporting to CSV is what Pro adds.
Both used to need Pro. Picking your own theme and reading the interface in your own language were never things worth charging for.
Bulk runs can now be stopped mid-way, and whatever already finished is kept rather than lost if you close the tab. Paid bulk actions are also held to the same 25-actions-a-minute ceiling as the free cleanup. Previously the fastest path in the extension was the paid one.
Loading a list on a German, Spanish, Turkish or Arabic LinkedIn could stop early and still report success, because the row count was matched against the English words on the page. It now reads LinkedIn's own totals in any language, and right-to-left layouts are handled properly.
Unpend now loads only on your network and groups pages instead of every LinkedIn page, asks for one permission fewer, and no longer re-scans the whole page several times a second while loading a list.
A table inside the extension with eight views: connections, sent and received invitations, people and companies you follow, your groups, and pending group requests. Sort by age, filter by date, search by name or headline, then act on exactly who you choose. Removing connections in bulk is something LinkedIn offers no way to do at all.
Pending group join requests and the companies you follow joined People, Pages and Following, so one Start button now covers five surfaces.
Large connection lists used to stall partway through because LinkedIn only renders what you've scrolled to. They now load completely, and recover on their own when LinkedIn asks for a pause.
Opening LinkedIn's "Withdraw invitation" dialog re-renders the row, which the extension had been reading as "done". It counted a withdrawal that never happened, skipped the dialog's own button, and left the modal open, which then blocked everything after it.
Long runs no longer refresh back to the top and start over. A refresh now has to be earned by real progress, and the run's count survives it, so a per-run limit stays a whole-run limit.
A load that stopped short says how many of how many it got, failures no longer render green, and a failed action no longer claims it "couldn't load".
Updating the extension used to leave a dead copy of it on any open LinkedIn tab, which answered faster than the fresh one, so every action failed until you happened to reload the page.
Name the people and companies that must never be touched and every cleanup skips them. Target a specific age window, export any list to CSV, and get a nudge on the day and time you choose. The reminders are local notifications; nothing runs on its own.
