Auto-Expand LinkedIn Posts: Stop Clicking "See More"

LinkedIn cuts almost every post after two or three lines and has no setting to show them in full. The LinkFeed Pro extension opens every post automatically as the feed loads, so you scroll and read without clicking “see more”.

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Malik Turner· 1st

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I spent six months watching how small teams make product decisions. At first, context travels naturally. Then the te……more

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Claire Moreau· 2nd

Editorial director

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Editorial work begins when you remove the sentence that merely explains the title.

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Malik Turner· 1st

Product operations consultant

2h · ◉

I spent six months watching how small teams make product decisions. At first, context travels naturally. Then the team grows, information spreads out, and every decision needs another meeting. We changed one habit: whoever proposes a decision first writes down the problem, the constraints, and what would change their mind. Three weeks later: shorter meetings, sharper disagreements, and nobody hunting through ten conversations for the latest version of an idea. It is not spectacular. It genuinely changes the week.

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Claire Moreau· 2nd

Editorial director

8h · ◉

Editorial work begins when you remove the sentence that merely explains the title.

245327

In 30 seconds

1Install LinkFeed Pro
2Open LinkedIn and click the LinkFeed icon.
3Turn on “Auto-Expand Posts”. Done.

What LinkedIn lets you do without an extension

LinkedIn has no “show full posts” setting. The only native options:

Click “…see more” on each post.
Open a post on its own page (click its timestamp), where the full text is shown.

Both mean one extra click per post. On a normal session that adds up to dozens of clicks, just to read text that is already loaded in your browser.

Why a homemade script is hard to keep working

Hiding something takes one CSS rule. Expanding posts means a script that finds each “see more” link and clicks it as new posts arrive in the infinite feed.

That link doesn’t look the same everywhere. LinkedIn runs several front-end versions at once plus constant A/B tests, so a script written against one variant fails quietly on the next, or clicks the wrong element and fights with the infinite scroll.

LinkFeed Pro detects which LinkedIn interface you are on and expands posts with the matching method, without reloading the feed or breaking the scroll.

Pair it with a wider feed

Fully open posts in a narrow column mean a lot of scrolling. Turning on Feed Width lets long posts use your screen. See how to widen the LinkedIn feed. Hiding the sidebars frees the space for it.

Want to keep a post once it is fully open? Save it as an image with one right-click, for free.

FAQ

Is this automation that breaks LinkedIn’s rules? No. The extension only changes how posts are displayed in your browser. It doesn’t post, like, connect or collect data.

Does it slow the feed down? No. Posts are expanded as they load, without reloading the page.

Does it expand comments too? No. It opens the text of posts in your feed. Comment threads keep LinkedIn’s normal behavior.

How much does it cost? Every feature works for 14 days, with no account or card. After that, a one-time lifetime license keeps LinkFeed Pro running. Some features stay free without a license, such as saving a post as an image.

No account. No card. 14 days with every feature

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