How to find and search your LinkedIn saved posts
The short answer
On LinkedIn, your saved posts are under My items → Saved posts and articles (linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts). LinkedIn's own tools there are limited, with little more than a split between all saves and articles. To search them properly, bring them into stashd with the browser extension: they're sorted by topic and searchable by meaning, in the same library as your X bookmarks.
Where LinkedIn keeps your saved posts
On a computer, click Saved items (or My items) in the left column of your feed, then Saved posts and articles. You can also go straight to linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts. In the LinkedIn app, look for Saved posts from your profile menu.
Why they're hard to find again
The saved posts page is one long list, newest first. At the time of writing, LinkedIn offers little beyond switching between all saves and articles: no topics, no tags and, in most versions, no proper search. LinkedIn's data download does include a saved-items file, but it's mostly links and dates, not the posts themselves.
Search your LinkedIn saves with stashd
LinkedIn doesn't let apps read your saved posts, so stashd uses a small browser extension that reads your own saved page, only when you click Sync.
- Sign up free at stashd and install the browser extension in Chrome or Edge on a computer.
- Open your saved posts on LinkedIn, click the stashd icon, then Sync. It scrolls the list for you.
- Search by what you remember, like “that post about negotiating a raise” or “the hiring checklist”. Each save also gets a topic, type and the tools it mentions, so you can browse instead of search.
Your LinkedIn saves sit in the same library as your X bookmarks and Threads saves, so one search covers all of them.
Questions
Can I search LinkedIn saved posts on my phone?
LinkedIn's app shows saved posts as a list. With stashd, once your saves are synced from a computer, you can search them by meaning from your phone's browser.
Does the extension post or change anything on LinkedIn?
No. It only reads your own saved posts page, only when you click Sync. It never posts, likes, comments or unsaves anything.
Is the extension free?
Yes, on every plan, including Free.