On LinkedIn a post’s timestamp isn’t a real link, so “open in new tab” does nothing. NewTab fixes that — middle-click, ⌘-click, or right-click any timestamp, just like Facebook.
Move over a post’s time (like “2h”). It turns blue and underlines — now it’s a real link.
Middle-click, ⌘/Ctrl-click, or right-click → Open in new tab. Plain left-click still works normally.
The post opens in its own tab with a clean URL — tracking parameters stripped.
Middle-click, modifier-click, and the browser’s own right-click menu all just work.
Works everywhere posts show up — the home feed, profile activity, and content search.
A normal click still does LinkedIn’s in-app navigation. Nothing you already do breaks.
No permissions requested, no network calls, no analytics. It just runs on LinkedIn.
utm and tracking parameters are stripped from the URL that opens.
Resolves links right in your browser — nothing leaves your machine.
Everything happens locally, only on linkedin.com. There are no servers, no accounts, and your clipboard is never touched.