Google Scholar PDF Reader Extension
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When you install Scholar Reader, PDFs on all sites will have a new look in Chrome. To make this happen, Chrome will ask for permissions to read and change data on all sites. Scholar Reader makes no changes other than the presentation of PDFs.
• Preview references as you read. Click the in-text citation to see a summary and find the PDF. • Read faster with the AI outline. Get a quick overview and click on interesting bullets to jump within the paper. • Click in-text figure mentions to see the figure and the back button to keep reading. • Make it right for your eyes with light, dark, and night modes. • Copy and paste common citation formats without leaving the paper. • Save articles to your Scholar Library to read or cite later.
By installing this extension, you agree to the Google Terms of Service and Privacy Policy at https://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/.
User reviews
- Fast and reliable performance
- Useful AI-generated tables of contents and outlines
- Convenient for managing citations
- Great tool for research purposes
- Lacks text highlighting and annotation features
- Interferes with Overleaf when compiling PDFs
- AI summaries and outlines are not very effective or helpful
- User would like an option to block certain websites from interaction
- Need for text highlighting feature
- AI outlines need improvement in summarizing content
- Interference with Overleaf PDF compilation
- Request for additional features like two-page view and read aloud
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Extension safety
Risk impact
Google Scholar PDF Reader requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.
Risk likelihood
Google Scholar PDF Reader is probably trust-worthy. Prefer other publishers if available. Exercise caution when installing this extension.
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