Papers by ReadCube Extension
macOS / Productivité
The Papers by ReadCube browser extension enhances the workflows in your research lifecycle: from searching and navigating to the full-text, to staying organized, reading and annotating, sharing and collaborating with colleagues, and finally citing papers and generating a bibliography in a manuscript.
• Find papers as you normally would across the web, including discovery sites like PubMed, Google Scholar, Dimensions, BioRxiv and most journal websites. Our extension instantly recognizes if a paper is in a personal or shared library collection for instant access. No more downloading the same paper multiple times.
• If it’s a new addition to your library, save references and PDFs, if available, directly to a personal or shared collection within your library. No more random PDFs piling up in your download folder or desktop.
• If you have the paper in your library, you can enjoy the same Enhanced PDF reading experience through our streamed PDF that opens wherever you are discovering new papers. Hyperlinked inline references, annotation and drawing tools, streamed supplemental files, article metrics, high-res figure browser and more.
Any questions or feedback? Send it our way at support@readcube.com
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
Improvements
- When adding an article to your library from the extension, the "Add to Papers" popup now pre-selects the collections and lists you saved to most recently. This makes saving to your usual destinations a one-step action instead of re-picking them each time.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a problem on PubMed where the extension could open a login window without any user interaction for logged-out users.
- Fixed an issue where the in-page login dialog stayed open after a successful login instead of closing and refreshing the page buttons.
- Fixed a regression where logged-out users no longer saw the article count on the toolbar badge on supported pages such as PubMed and Google Scholar.
- Fixed a mismatch where the article count shown on the toolbar icon did not match the number of articles listed in the popup.
- Fixed an issue on search results pages where the extension button would briefly appear and then disappear for articles identified only by a PMID.
- Fixed an issue on PubMed Central search results where articles already saved to the library were not detected or highlighted.
- Fixed a problem on Google Scholar where the extension could stop working silently when the metadata lookup returned an empty response, which left library status indicators missing from results.
- Fixed a timing issue where refreshing search result metadata could drop arXiv and patent identifiers, close an open add-to-library popover, or hide error banners and full-text option panels. These now stay stable.
- Fixed inconsistent behaviour on Europe PMC, Mendeley, ProQuest, Web of Science, and Publibee where library and access status on already-listed articles could stay out of date after the page loaded more results. Status now refreshes consistently across supported sites.
- Fixed an issue where the PDF button dropdown could be hidden behind other elements on the page.
- Fixed an issue where a duplicate PDF dropdown could appear after a download failed.
- Fixed an issue where some Elsevier subscription content failed to download.
