Google Scholar Venue Ranker (GSVR)
Adds DBLP-verified CORE/SJR venue ranks, raw GSVR scores, completeness diagnostics, and reports to Scholar profiles.
Highlights first-author, second-author, co-first-author and last-author papers on Google Scholar profile pages
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This extension automatically scans your Google Scholar profile and highlights papers by your authorship role. It detects and color-codes when you are:
- First author
- Second author
- Co-first author (symbols such as †, ‡, §, *, #, ✉)
- Corresponding author (symbols such as †, ‡, §, *, #, ✉)
- Last author
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Simple idea but works nicely.
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Very useful and light neat. 5 star.
Great extension. Found a bug: if the author has a name like "A-B C", where A-B is the given name and C is the surname, Google Scholar will abbreviate his/her name into "AB C". However, the extension can only recognize and highlight the name when it is spelt "A B C". Please fix. Thanks.
This is very useful for my wife (who is switching from Accounting to Computer Science) to help her tell who’s the real deal and who’s just bluffing.
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Hello, this is an excellent plugin. However, I do have one small suggestion. Currently, the plugin only recognises co-first authors in the physical second position. In reality, co-first authors are not necessarily in the physical second position; they may appear further down the list.
It's great extension. One feature request: For the paper ranked first in co-first authors, it should be recognized as first author work.
Everything is great! Can we also have a tag for co-senior or corresponding authorship? with the same tag †, ‡, §, * or something btw, I like using # as the tag for the corresponding authorship. Is it possible to add # as a tag. Thank you!
Hi This is a very useful extension! There are two possible improvements: (1) For the co-first paper, add an option to just count the first author of the co-first paper, instead of counting all co-first paper. (I believe this also makes sense to many others) (2) For the single-authored paper, it is displayed as first-authored paper AND last-authored paper. It would be visually better to just show as the first-authored.