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A library-approved tool to unlock access to academic papers.
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Lean Library is a free end-to-end research tool that brings your library’s services and resources directly into your research workflow, no matter where you start your research. Whether you are discovering and accessing academic content or saving references, Lean Library puts your library right at the heart of every research journey. Instantly and legally unlock millions of academic articles, eBooks, and open access content, avoid paywalls, and receive customised guidance from your library. Save references, highlight and annotate content, get journal alerts, and build information literacy skills with article retraction alerts and trust ratings—all from within your browser.
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Convenient when you need it but a huge pain when you don't. This extension makes accessing academic papers etc. easy, but if there if you have your own subscription to said material, this extension will almost always override your account causing HUGE headaches. E.g. I have a personal subscription to The Economist I cannot access without uninstalling this silly extension.
Unfortunately having the extension active used 70% of my CPU, making my fan shriek, my laptop overheat, and eventually chrome would stop responding. Disabled the extension and voila-- fan stopped and chrome went back to normal. Unfortunate because its a good idea for an extension and its a very useful too when it works (especially as a thesis-writing master's student). Too bad it uses all your CPU.
Slows down every request to every website substantially. I *always* see "waiting for extension Library Access" at the bottom when I open a new link.