Add LinkedIn automation script to withdraw sent invitations#1022
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Congratulations!! 🎉 @ayush-a-srivastava for making your first PR. We will review the changes soon and merge finally.😊 Do give a star ⭐ meanwhile if you like this project.
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script name - linkedin_withdrew_request
Brief about script
A modular, Selenium-based automation script designed to withdraw pending LinkedIn invitations efficiently. It leverages explicit waits and robust exception handling to ensure reliability across Chrome and Edge browsers. #1021