Are you tired of wasting time navigating through paywalls and logins just to access research paper PDFs? Look no further! The EndNote browser extension is here to make your life easier. Rated at an impressive 4.47 out of 5 based on user reviews, this extension is a must-have for researchers and academics.
Quick and Easy Access to Millions of Research Papers
With the EndNote browser extension, you can access millions of research paper PDFs with just one click. It seamlessly integrates with popular academic websites including Web of Science, Meta, PubMed, arXiv, Scopus, and many more. Say goodbye to the hassle of searching for PDFs on different platforms.
Save Time and Avoid Paywalls
EndNote Click saves you time and frustration by bypassing paywalls, logins, and redirects. No more wasting precious minutes trying to access the information you need. Focus on your research instead of dealing with technical obstacles.
Connect to Your Library's Subscriptions and Open Access Content
By using the EndNote browser extension, you can securely connect to your library's journal subscriptions and open access content. Say goodbye to limited access and unlock a world of information at your fingertips. Stay up to date with the latest research in your field.
Seamlessly Export and Download PDFs
Once you've found the PDF you need, exporting and downloading it is a breeze. The EndNote Click extension seamlessly integrates with popular reference management tools like Mendeley, EndNote, Dropbox, and Zotero. Organize your research and streamline your workflow with ease.
Get Started in Minutes
Getting started with the EndNote browser extension is quick and easy. In just two minutes, you can start accessing research paper PDFs with a single click. Join the thousands of researchers at top universities who are already benefiting from the convenience of EndNote Click.
Please note that it's always a good idea to check with your librarian or IT department for recommendations regarding the use of browser plugins. They can provide guidance and ensure that the extension is compatible with your institution's systems.
EndNote Click was formerly known as Kopernio, so you may have heard of it under that name. It is the same powerful tool, now with even more features to enhance your research experience.
20 Reviews For This Extension
Really hard to use. I browsed all the corners of this extension and couldn't find where to add the reference to my library. Instead of letting you directly add reference to the library, this extension lists unnecessary functions on the click panel. I don't need another search engine here. You need to know the position and major funtion or service of your software, it is a reference manager instead of a search engine
Miserable downgrade from Capture Reference tool, absolutely non-functional for non-academic websites (something the previous Capture Reference tool could reliably do for *years*)
good
Having used Zotero, this has got to be the worst reference management tool alive. it seems to only be set to reference academic sources. well if you want to reference non-academic sources, you'll have to do it manually. I wish I could go back to Zotero, it is so easy to use and accessible. Unfortunately, my university only subscribes to EndNote, and I can't afford to pay for a subscription to Zotero.
I don't know how to use it but I know it is the best
Useful, but has a common bug where I log in but the plugin doesn't seem to register that so I cannot save any of the papers. Until that mechanism works consistently it is just a really difficulty plugin to deal with.
It's quite handy when working in groups together, however its sync from web to word is really annoying.
Junk. Unable to log in.
It's a decent extension if you want access to papers and other academic material. However, sometimes PDFs fail to load + sometimes does not save papers or references that you want.
I had been using EndNote X7 for years, after having painstakingly learned all of its quirks and using is reasonably stably with MS Word. I was now enticed by my students to use EndNote online. The last 3 hours have been an exercise in futility... 1. I recall trying to use EndNote online for Word in 2008 (version of that year). It never worked well, so I went back to EndNote desktop. 2. I thought bugs would have been fixed by now. EndNote for MS Word (2019) still does not work... It gives me an error message "Class not recognized." - I have no idea what it means. And on and on...
this extension makes my browser lag so much
This tool greatly facilitated my reading and managing of literature. However, this Extension has a significant bug that forces me to pause its use: it causes severe lagging on many webpages that require massive input (such as LabArchives, this issue was identified by LabArchives team). I hope your IT team can fix this issue as soon as possible, so that I and many other scientists can resume using this Extension. Thank you very much!
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Gmail was severely lagging; after much troubleshooting, turned off each extension one-by-one. It ended up being this extension that was causing the problem! Good thing I never use it
It's literally the dumbest citation plugin ever. It seems to get dumber every version. It can't even cite a github.
Used to work, now seems glitchy and worst of all, slows down gmail to the point of not being usable.
Good app, but bugged for some times. I have been unable to push reference to myendnoteweb account since a few weeks/months. When trying to connect via the extension, I receive the following error message: RequestUtils.fetch error: 403 Friends experience the same problem.
I used to like this plugin until it started to interfere with other websites like Gmail. It slows down Gmail so much that it becomes impossible to use.
i have to rate such a low score to it,,, for it's doesn't work at all. it won't refresh itself coordinating with the website, which makes it absolutely useless. hope it can become a efficency promotor in future
Absolutely no point to having this extension when you can just use the google scholar extension. All this one does is search scholar from what I can tell, which the google scholar extension does too but much better, showing results in the extension including links to export the citation to endnote.