What changed in each release, newest first. Chrome updates HubProspect for you. To check your version, click the HubProspect icon: the version is at the bottom.
If you remove HubProspect, a short optional form asks what went wrong, so we can fix it. It sends only what you choose to tell us and your extension version.
2.0.0 ·
A faster, steadier HubProspect: the card appears once on profile and company pages and keeps up as you move around LinkedIn, without reloading the page.
After an update, LinkedIn tabs you already have open get the new version straight away. No more reloading tabs.
Saving updates only the fields you changed, so values already in HubSpot are never overwritten by accident.
A property deleted in HubSpot no longer makes every save fail; the card simply drops it.
Connecting HubSpot no longer reloads your LinkedIn tab, and HubProspect windows are no longer hidden behind LinkedIn's messaging panel.
1.4.3 ·
The card no longer flashes away and reloads a second after a profile or company page opens. It appears once and stays.
While the card checks HubSpot, soft placeholder bars show where the details will go, so the card doesn't jump when they arrive.
Company cards show the website you have in HubSpot when LinkedIn doesn't give it.
Saving a company without a website no longer stores its LinkedIn page as the website.
1.4.0 ·
The company card is back. LinkedIn changed its company pages (they now open on a "Home" tab) and the card had stopped appearing. It loads on every tab of a company page again.
The profile and company cards now tell you straight away whether the record is in HubSpot, and the button reads "Update in HubSpot" (or "Update company") when it is.
Save someone from their profile and an open chat with them switches to "Sync messages" right away, instead of offering to add them a second time.
Synced conversations now show shared LinkedIn posts with their author, text and link, and web links with their title. Images, files and videos are named instead of shown as "[attachment]". Line breaks are kept.
Clearer words everywhere: "Sync messages" in chat, "3 messages synced ✓" when it worked, "Already in HubSpot" with "Update this contact" when a match is found, and error messages that say what to do next.
A tidier card: fields fill the width, the Portal picker sits in the header, and the chat button carries the HubProspect name so it is not mistaken for another extension's.
The popup shows which HubSpot account and Portal you are connected to, and links to our privacy policy.
HubProspect now records daily usage counts (saves, syncs, errors) and your extension version so we can fix problems faster. Numbers only, nothing about the people you look at. Details in the privacy policy.
1.3.9 ·
Conversations now match the right HubSpot contact even when someone changes or removes their profile photo.
People without a profile photo get the Sync button in chat again.
Saving a profile and adding someone from chat now store a permanent LinkedIn identifier on the contact, so future syncs always find them.
Clearer messages when a very long conversation cannot be loaded in one go, when a synced note was deleted in HubSpot, or when connecting fails.
1.3.8 ·
Chat sync no longer misses messages: both sides of the conversation are checked, and older messages are loaded when needed.
Messages are grouped by your local day, so late-evening chats land on the right date.
Progress is saved day by day, so a hiccup midway does not resend what was already synced.
Attachments without text are logged as "[attachment]" instead of being skipped.
1.3.7 ·
Fixed chat sync silently failing on some HubSpot accounts. It now tells you when something goes wrong and never creates duplicate notes.
The chat panel now appears on full-page conversations (linkedin.com/messaging), not only in chat bubbles.
Switching conversations quickly no longer shows the previous person's panel.
1.3.6 ·
Security improvements in how the extension talks to our servers. No action needed.
1.3.5 ·
Fixed the company name showing a date on some profiles.
1.3.4 ·
The profile card loads again after LinkedIn's layout change, and sits above other extensions' panels.
If LinkedIn changes its layout again, the card now says so instead of disappearing.
Faster card: it no longer waits for the Experience section to appear.