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They live at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts, on desktop and in the mobile app: one reverse-chronological list with no search and no folders. That works until a few hundred saves pile up. LinkedMash imports the same list into a searchable library with labels, smart folders and auto-export.

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Go to linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts, or on the home feed scroll the left column past your profile card and My pages to the card holding Saved items, Groups, Newsletters and Events.
Tap your profile photo to open the slide-out panel, then tap Saved posts, below Puzzle games. The app opens the same single list as the website.
Install LinkedMash. It imports your saved posts into a searchable, labelled library.
LinkedIn shows your saves as one long list with no search box. LinkedMash searches inside the post text, so any phrase you remember brings the save back.

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Label your saves and let smart folders sort new ones automatically, so the library stays organized without upkeep.
Auto-export every saved post to the tools you already work in, or download the whole library as a file.
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They are at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts. On the website, look in the left column of the home feed: below your profile card and My pages there is a card holding Saved items, Groups, Newsletters and Events. Saved items opens My items, where Saved posts and articles is already selected. LinkedIn keeps every save in one reverse-chronological list.
Tap your profile photo in the top-left to open the slide-out panel, then tap Saved posts, which sits below Puzzle games. The app opens Saved Posts and Articles, the same list you see at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts on desktop.
Saved articles sit in the same My items area at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts, under the Articles filter rather than All. LinkedIn offers no search inside either view, so finding one item means scrolling. LinkedMash imports the list and makes it searchable by what each post says.
Not on LinkedIn: the saved items list has no search box. LinkedMash imports your saved posts and adds full-text and AI search, so you can find a save by any phrase you remember from it.
Usually the post was deleted by its author, unsaved by accident, or buried in the list. LinkedMash keeps its own copy of every imported save, so a post stays in your library even after it disappears from LinkedIn.
Start free with LinkedIn and turn the list into a searchable library.
Import your existing saved posts · Keep new saves moving automatically