Date	Author	Comment
2026-06-11	bo*****	automatic my ass you have to fill out everything yourself anyway don't download this
automatic my ass you have to fill out everything yourself anyway don't download this
2025-02-19	Ch*****	Very basic and DIY. If I for example try the URL of this page in APA-style (version 6 and 7). It should generate something like: "PlagiarismCheckerX (2022, July 7). Hero Citation Generator – Deze extensie downloaden voor 🦊 Firefox (nl). Retrieved 19 February. 2025, from Addons: [this page's URL]." But is does not... Instead you have to fill in allmost all the fields yourself. I mean: Author, Published date and the URL itself - you allways have to fill the URL otherwise it won't generate a citation ;o) If you don't fill those items manually you will get something like: "Hero Citation Generator – Deze extensie downloaden voor 🦊 Firefox (nl). (n.d.). Addons. Retrieved 19 February. 2025, from [this page's URL]." Same goes for generating a citation for a image, then you also have to enter the URL for the image's location again(?) Take the add-ons' logo here for example and give it a try. So what is the difference from doing all this in a add-on or by copying & pasting it (using Ctrl+I for Firefox's page information) yourself? PS. I can't even get a proper APA citation, even if I fill in all the fields at the moment! For example: I can't make the citation of my first example: the author (PlagiarismCheckerX) is not even shown in the citation(!) and the name of the site (Addons) is in the wrong place according to APA 6 and 7. Even if this add-on uses an old APA version, the author should at least be somewhere, right?
Very basic and DIY. If I for example try the URL of this page in APA-style (version 6 and 7). It should generate something like: "PlagiarismCheckerX (2022, July 7). Hero Citation Generator – Deze extensie downloaden voor 🦊 Firefox (nl). Retrieved 19 February. 2025, from Addons: [this page's URL]." But is does not... Instead you have to fill in allmost all the fields yourself. I mean: Author, Published date and the URL itself - you allways have to fill the URL otherwise it won't generate a citation ;o) If you don't fill those items manually you will get something like: "Hero Citation Generator – Deze extensie downloaden voor 🦊 Firefox (nl). (n.d.). Addons. Retrieved 19 February. 2025, from [this page's URL]." Same goes for generating a citation for a image, then you also have to enter the URL for the image's location again(?) Take the add-ons' logo here for example and give it a try. So what is the difference from doing all this in a add-on or by copying & pasting it (using Ctrl+I for Firefox's page information) yourself? PS. I can't even get a proper APA citation, even if I fill in all the fields at the moment! For example: I can't make the citation of my first example: the author (PlagiarismCheckerX) is not even shown in the citation(!) and the name of the site (Addons) is in the wrong place according to APA 6 and 7. Even if this add-on uses an old APA version, the author should at least be somewhere, right?
2025-01-19	me*****

2024-07-12	Fi*****	Bueno
Bueno
2024-04-18	nl*****	Works great, easy to use. If it can't find all the information itself you can easily input the information. Easy to copy the finished citation and put into a document. Love it.
Works great, easy to use. If it can't find all the information itself you can easily input the information. Easy to copy the finished citation and put into a document. Love it.
2022-10-28	Li*****	Very good, it works. would be 5 stars if it could automatically enter the website you're currently on and create the citation. Would also be cool if you could save your citations to a list.
Very good, it works. would be 5 stars if it could automatically enter the website you're currently on and create the citation. Would also be cool if you could save your citations to a list.

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