Leboncoin Auto Message Sender gains One Message Per Seller and a new owner_id field; Sales Navigator Leads Scraper: split_search covers the whole search again, on LinkedIn's current seniority and industry ids, and says when it cannot
New
Leboncoin Auto Message Sender — One Message Per Sellerone_message_per_seller(off by default) sends at most one message per seller in a squid. A seller who deletes a listing and posts it again gets a new listing id, so until now they could receive the same message twice. With the option on, a listing is skipped when the squid already messaged its seller on another listing: no message, not billed, not counted towardmax_results, and left out of the results (the run log names it).- New result field
owner_id: the seller’s Leboncoin account identifier, which stays the same when the seller changes pseudo or posts again. It is stored from today on: messages sent earlier have noowner_id, so for them only the per-listing check applies.
Fixed
Sales Navigator Leads Scraper —split_search returned a fraction of large searchessplit_search cut a search over 2,500 leads into sub-searches on seniority ids LinkedIn no longer uses, so the sub-searches covered only part of the search: a 2,504-lead search came back with 482 unique leads. It now splits on LinkedIn’s current seniority values (In Training to Owner / Partner), and by industry on LinkedIn’s 20 top-level industries, each with its sub-industries. A last sub-search collects the leads that have none of those values (a lead with no seniority, for example). Runs that used split_search between late September and October 12, 2026 may have missed leads: rerun them.Improved
Sales Navigator Leads Scraper — the run log says whensplit_search cannot reach every leadWhen one sub-search still holds more than 2,500 leads, or when the sub-searches add up to less than the search, the run log now shows a line starting with ⚠️ instead of returning fewer leads without a word. See Split Search.