Google Scholar Button
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Lookup scholarly articles as you browse the web.
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3M
Rating
4.6
Reviews
1,425
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Scholar Utility Belt
Personal productivity tools for Google Scholar with minimal extra requests.
Users1KCurrent public install base
Rating4.7Store average score
Reviews15Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
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Version0.3.2
ManifestV3
Size11.58MiB
Languages1English (United States)
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Scholar Utility Belt adds productivity tools and quality signals to Google Scholar search results and author profiles. All features are optional and can be turned on or off in the extension options.
Filtering & Search
* Result filter dropdown — Filter by year range, venue keyword, minimum citations, author match, and “Has PDF.” Year filters use Scholar’s server-side parameters and apply across all pages. Venue, citations, author, and PDF filters run on the current page and are remembered across pagination.
* Load more pages — Automatically fetch and append the next result pages into the current view so filtered matches appear without clicking through many pages. Year filters already work across pages; this is for venue, citations, author, and PDF filters.
* Keyword highlights — Highlight custom search terms in results (e.g. MFA, phishing, LLM).
Search syntax highlighting — Color-code phrases, AND/OR/NOT, and author: operators in the search box.
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I cannot switch to light theme. (Change is not saving. On edge on PopOS.)
Love the design, but encounter some minor bugs on MAC OS. When I use windows, everthing looks great. However, when I use it on my Macbook, the background theme looks like werid dark mode.
The details provided by the extension are meaningful, such as the percentage of first author publications among other insights. I like that a Bib format citation can be copied from a Google Scholar search page; however, I think it can be improved to include the option of copying the Bib not only from the search but from the scholar’s profile and other places (perhaps like a floating Bib citation button).