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First, try the quick fixes below. If those donât help, let us know and weâll look into it.
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âOpen a LinkedIn profileâŚâ: ProfilePDF works on profile pages, the ones whose address starts
with linkedin.com/in/. It doesnât work on the feed, search results or company pages.
Some sections are missing from the PDF: let ProfilePDF finish scrolling the page, and donât press Skip early, because LinkedIn only loads sections as you scroll. If the automatic scrolling stops (for example after you scroll up yourself), scroll to the bottom yourself. Also check that youâre signed in to LinkedIn.
âThe page did not respond.â: reload the profile page and click the icon again. This often happens right after ProfilePDF was installed or updated.
Some names or text are blank in the PDF: ProfilePDF supports Latin (including Vietnamese), Greek and Cyrillic scripts. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Thai and others arenât supported yet, so that text is left out of the PDF. When this happens, the popup says which scripts were skipped, so check the PDF before sending it. If you need one, tell us and itâll move up the list!
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