What's new: v1.9.0
Profile reading, rebuilt. The panel now locates a member through LinkedIn's own contact-info anchor and reads the top card in place, so it reports the employer, job title, location, connection degree and counts that are actually on the page. Previously it could show a promotional panel in place of a person, take a fragment of a headline as a company, or read a job description as an employer.

Message workbench. On any profile, draft an invitation note, a first message or a follow-up written from that person's role, company and profile. Edit it in place, watch the invite-note limit count down, then send it or copy it. Falls back to your own template whenever AI is unavailable.

Limits and pacing. Daily and weekly ceilings now accept the numbers you choose. The new-account warm-up ramp is shown wherever a number is affected ("warm-up day 2 of 7 — 23 of your 45 unlocked today") and can be switched off. The pause between actions, the break length and how often breaks happen are all yours to set.

Autopilot in the background. LinkedIn renders nothing while its tab is hidden, which used to make a run end early. Autopilot now holds, says so, and resumes the moment you come back — nothing is spent or lost.

Accounts. Sign in from the panel itself, with an access-token option for accounts behind single sign-on. Signing in or out anywhere updates every open surface immediately.

Also in this release:

Per-row actions on the prospect list: open, save, or invite one person.
Live updates as LinkedIn navigates — no more reloading to see a new search.
The prospect list no longer scans pages that have no prospect list.
Shared connection counts are no longer confused with a member's total network.
CSV export, an activity log with filters, and a resizable panel.