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DeepDyve LitHub Connect
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The official DeepDyve LitHub Connect is your one-stop tool to bring LitHub capabilities directly into your favorite scholarly sites including PubMed, Google Scholar and dozens more.
Say goodbye to the dozens of browser tabs you used to keep open of all the papers you want to read later. With your LitHub Connect, you can:
- save articles directly from PubMed, Google Scholar and more into your LitHub personal folders so you can quickly grab tons of papers, then go back to LitHub to read them more when you have the time.
- click and instantly read full-text articles from PubMed, Google Scholar and more back at LitHub for a fraction of the cost
LitHub Connect is used and trusted by hundreds of thousands of researchers across tens of thousands of commercial, non profit and academic organizations worldwide
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so nice
There are two versions of deepdyve plugin, this one worked for me, but not the other one
Disabled after a week, because it crippled performance on non-search sites, where I wouldn't expect it to be doing anything at all.
The July 26 update needs work. Your handy dandy search results end up covering some of the other search results. For that reason, I will probably disable DeepDyve unless I'm actually doing related research at the time. It's intrusive. It shouldn't be.
Does not work on scholar.google.de. Also tested to search a specific paper I rented on DeepDyve on scholar.google.com and the plugin didn't give me the link for some reason. However, more generic searches show some results.