This changelog highlights releases that materially changed LinkedIn Jobs Scraper for users. Dates use UTC; small internal refactors and routine maintenance are intentionally omitted.
Fixes
- The Actor output link now exports every job field, including descriptions, seniority, job function, industries, apply URL, and scrape timestamp, instead of applying the summary table view.
- Detail request or parsing failures now produce explicit run warnings rather than silently returning summary-only records.
Features
- Added multi-query runs and LinkedIn jobs search start URLs, with deterministic search and job deduplication across the run.
- The original
searchQuery input remains supported for existing integrations.
Fixes
- Job type filters now verify each listing's employment type, preventing unrelated full-time jobs from appearing in contract-only results.
Reliability
- Reduced timeout failures on larger LinkedIn jobs runs by extending the default run timeout and returning partial results before the platform cutoff.
Features
- Added three public task examples to help users start common LinkedIn jobs scraping workflows faster.
Features
- Initial release for scraping public LinkedIn job listings by keyword, company, location, and filters without requiring LinkedIn login cookies.
- Added structured job output including company details, salary when available, workplace type, job description, seniority, employment type, applicant count, and apply URLs.
