Developed by the CNRS to facilitate access to documents, the extension scans the web page you visit for document identifiers (DOI, PMID, PII) and adds a link if the resource is available.
Click and Read Add-on: Simplified Access to Documents
'Click and Read' is a Firefox add-on developed by the CNRS to facilitate access to documents. It scans the web pages for identifiers (DOI, PMID, PII), and provides a link if the resource identified is available. The access is limited to the rights holders from different communities like BibCnrs, ISTEX, Panist, etc.
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Developed by the CNRS to facilitate access to documents, the extension scans the web page you visit for document identifiers (DOI, PMID, PII) and adds a link if the resource is available.
Access to resources is limited to the rights holders depending on the source consulted:
BibCnrs (CNRS research communities)
ISTEX (French higher education and research community)
Panist (community of member institutions of subscription contracts)
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Pros
The add-on is very useful for research.
It integrates smoothly with webpages without significant slowdowns.
It provides access to open access publications and scientific resources.
Cons
The add-on has issues with missing source options or empty fields, making it non-functional for some users.
It can cause problems with specific websites, such as crashing Office 365 login pages.
There are concerns about injected code being visible on published websites.
Have been trying the addon for a couple weeks now; the integration to webpages is smooth, i have not seen any slowdown due to this on firefox.
I haven't managed to find the code online, which could be a great way to implicate the open-source community in the project.
Also, is there any legal way to integrate the plugin with scihub ?
That would make this addon perfect.