Capture and organise references from search engines and repositories. Resolve identfiers, edit data, and export to BibTeX or RIS.
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RefMate simplifies the process of collecting and organizing academic references directly in your browser. It captures BibTeX citations with just two clicks from Google Scholar links or selected identifiers like DOIs, arXiv IDs, and ISBNs using trusted sources such as Crossref and global library databases - all directly from the context menu. Once collected, references are stored in a central workspace where you can edit the BibTeX entries. Bulk actions let you copy or export all entries seamlessly to your reference manager.
You need to enable the import to BibTeX function in the Google Scholar settings for the extension to work on Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/scholar_settings?sciifh=1&hl=de&as_sdt=0,5
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