1. Go to LinkedIn
2. Search for people you want to connect with (like "DevOps Engineer", "Tech Recruiter", etc.)
3. Filter results if needed (location, company, etc.)

1. Press F12 on your keyboard (opens Developer Tools)
2. Click on "Console" tab
3. Copy all the code from script.js.
4. Paste it in the console. (If the console is not letting you paste, type "Allow pasting" in console)
5. Press Enter

• The script will start sending connection requests
• It scrolls through pages automatically
• You'll see status messages in the console

At the top of the script, you'll find these settings:

config: {
    scrollDelay: 3000,        // How long to wait between scrolls
    actionDelay: 2000,        // How long to wait between actions
    nextPageDelay: 5000,      // How long to wait before next page
    maxRequests: -1,          // How many requests to send (-1 means unlimited)
    addNote: false,           // true = send with note, false = send without note
    note: "Hey {{name}}, I'm looking forward to connecting with you!"  // Your custom note
}

Just change these numbers as needed!

• Don't set delays too low - it might look suspicious
• LinkedIn has daily connection request limits (usually 100-150 per week)
• Better to send 20-30 requests per day to look natural
• The script works best with modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)

• Using automation scripts might go against LinkedIn's terms
• Use this responsibly and at your own risk
• Don't send too many requests too quickly
• Try to connect with relevant people only

• Refresh the page
• Run the script again

• Check if you're on the right LinkedIn search page
• Make sure you're logged in
• Try increasing the delay times

• Clear your browser console
• Refresh the page
• Try again

Need help? Feel free to open an issue!