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linkedin-manage-requests

function manageRequests(acceptAll, ignoreAll, acceptCount){
    let invitationsList = document.getElementsByClassName('mn-invitation-list')[0]
    let requests = invitationsList.querySelectorAll('li')
    let lengthOfRequests = requests.length
    function alertUser(fnCall, count){
        alert(`Hey User, you are about to ${fnCall} - ${count} connection requests`)
    }
    function handleRequests(num, count) {
        for(let i=0; i<count; i++) {
            requests[i].querySelector('.invitation-card__action-container').querySelectorAll('button')[num].click()
        }
    }
    if(acceptAll){
        handleRequests(1, lengthOfRequests); alertUser("ACCEPT", lengthOfRequests)
    } else if(ignoreAll){
        handleRequests(0, lengthOfRequests); alertUser("IGNORE", lengthOfRequests)
    } else if(acceptCount) {
        let count = parseInt(acceptCount.split('-')[1], 10) || 10;
        if(acceptCount[0] === "a"){
            handleRequests(1, count); alertUser("ACCEPT", count)
        } else {
            handleRequests(0, count); alertUser("IGNORE", count)
        }
    }
}

manageRequests is function you have to run everytime to use this code snippet on Linkedin

To use this code go to Linkedin then Right click then console and then copy paste the code snippet given above then copy paste function examples below to manage your connection requests

1. manageRequests(true, false)
   Accepts 100 requests at max, caution: doing this can lead to hit api limit, so 10-20 requests at a time is advised

2. manageRequests(false, true)
   Ignores 100 requests at max, caution: doing this can lead to hit api limit, so 10-20 requests at a time is advised

3. manageRequests(false, false, "a-10")
   Accepts 10 requests

4. manageRequests(false, false, "i-10")
   Ignores 10 requests