opendoor
An omage to open science. Access any article, anywhere.
An open-source web browser extension that allows researchers to do FAIRness evaluations directly to the web source.
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When the extension is active it can mess with some websites (e.g. YouTube).
This is a known bug and we'll solve it soon.
To avoid this please select "On click" access.
chrome://extensions/ > Details > Site access > On click
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I was able to make it work for Dataverse.org but not for PubMed. Well done tho