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Lookup scholarly articles as you browse the web.
This extension provides a BibTeX reference for the active URL
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A simple chrome extension that creates a BibTeX entry for the URL in the current tab.
Supports @misc and @online entries.
Tab's title and URL are automatically copied to be used in your LaTeX documents.
"Accessed on" field (resp. "urldate" for @online entries) is optional
Author, year and month info need to be filled-in manually, and can optionally be omitted.
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Very useful - Would be great to have an option to remove the \url{...} from the "howpublished" field.
Very useful extension! Thank you!
Thank you so much! Very useful!
Handy tool
Excellent and useful. :)
Excellent! No frills, does the job! Future Work: a nice to have is to parse the author field. For instance looking for "mailto" hyperlinks, first names, text prefixed with prepositions like "by" :)
Very useful, indispensable when writing papers or thesis.
A very useful extension!
works great :)
While it doesn't pull a whole lot of data, it gets the basics and is very fast. Copies straight to the clipboard.