Fezerli

Your Autopilot window is ready

This Chrome window belongs to the Fezerli app. It keeps commenting while it sits behind your other apps, while the screen is locked or the display is off. Set it up once.

  1. Sign in to LinkedIn here

    This window has its own Chrome profile, separate from your everyday Chrome, so LinkedIn asks you to sign in once. Use the LinkedIn tab next to this one.

  2. Add the Fezerli extension to this window

    Extensions are per profile, so this window needs Fezerli too.

    Early access: open chrome://extensions in this window, turn on Developer mode (top right), click Load unpacked and choose the Fezerli extension folder you were sent.

  3. Start Autopilot

    Click the Fezerli icon in this window, open the Autopilot tab and press play. It shows "Running in the Fezerli app".

    This window asks to join your account: in your everyday Chrome, open the Fezerli popup on LinkedIn and press Allow (it also shows as a small message on the LinkedIn page). No email code. Or sign in here with your email code in the Account tab. The app is part of Pro and Team.

  4. Go do your own things

    Cover this window with other apps, lock the screen, let the display sleep. Autopilot keeps going as long as the computer is on.

Two things to know. Don't minimize this window: a minimized window stops drawing the feed, so Fezerli brings it back. And the app comes first: while its Autopilot runs, your everyday Chrome shows a warning on LinkedIn and its own Autopilot waits. Using LinkedIn there makes the app pause, so LinkedIn never sees two of you at once.

macOS says Fezerli can't be opened

The app is not notarized by Apple yet. Right click Fezerli in Applications and choose Open, then Open again. On recent macOS: System Settings, Privacy & Security, Open Anyway.

Windows shows "Windows protected your PC"

The app is not code signed yet. Click More info, then Run anyway. Fezerli then adds itself to the Start menu and the Desktop.

How do I open it again later?

Open Fezerli from Applications (Mac) or the Start menu (Windows). If the window is already open, it just comes back.