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Research papers and articles often utilise non-standard acronyms (NSAs) that are introduced early in a text and then used throughout, and these are surprisingly easy to forget. This extension automatically identifies these acronyms on websites and adds tooltips containing their expansion to each one - allowing you to hover over them to see their full meaning.
*** New in v1.9 ***
- Added ability to manage the stored acronym data for sites, including automatically deleting the data 'x' days after the site was last visited !
- Added regex support to create lists of sites to NEVER tooltip (e.g. github, youtube, etc)
*** Key features ***
- Automatic Acronym/Expansion Detection
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when you try to import CSV file into it they Acronym database goes to the site and not key Acronym. maybe give a choice where you want to import it
I get so frustrated with random acronyms used in papers, articles, or any kind of post - especially when the author just assumes every reader knows. The dev in me wanted to build an extension to ease this frustration, but turns out this already exists and it's awesome! Thanks!
Such a helpful extension! Easy to use and saves so much time when reading academic papers :)
Very useful for reading academic journals and very demure.
Incredibly helpful and easy to use, can't believe this didn't exist before!