EndNote Click

Fast, one-click access to millions of research papers.

EndNote Click: One-Click Access to Research Papers

EndNote Click is a Chrome extension that allows users quick access to millions of research paper PDFs on digital databases like Web of Science, Meta, PubMed, and more. It offers a solution to commonly encountered obstructions such as paywalls, logins, and redirects, connecting you directly to your library's journal subscriptions and open access content. Not only can you quickly view the PDFs, but you can also easily export them to your preferred reference management tool or download them directly to your desktop. EndNote Click is integrated with apps like Mendeley, EndNote, Dropbox, and Zotero, making it a favorite among researchers from numerous universities.

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Extension stats

By: https://click.endnote.com

Users: 3,000,000+

Rating: 4.16

(356)

2 new ratings

Version: 3.4.1 (Last updated: 2025-01-16)

Creation date: 2020-07-01

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
webNavigation
declarativeNetRequest
declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess

Host permissions:

<all_urls>

Size: 635.90K

Email: dl*****@clarivate.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 191 ▼ 2

Other rankings

#3 in Education

#27 in reference keyword 16 ▼ 1

#126 in plugin keyword 57

#223 in google chrome keyword 63 ▲

#225 in research keyword 34 ▲ 5

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Other platforms

Not available on Android

EndNote Click (v2.3.1)

4.38

(183) 33,638+

EndNote Click (v3.4.1)

3.30

(56) 2,231,863+

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Extension summary

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The official EndNote browser extension.

Access millions of research paper PDFs in one click on Web of Science, Meta, PubMed, arXiv, Scopus and thousands more academic websites. Save time navigating paywalls, logins and redirects.

EndNote Click helps you get to your full-text PDFs faster by securely connecting you to your library’s journal subscriptions and open access content.

Once you have the PDF, you can easily export it to your favourite reference management tool or download it to your desktop. EndNote Click integrates with Mendeley, EndNote, Dropbox and Zotero

Get started in two minutes and find out why researchers at thousands of universities are already using EndNote Click.

Try it for yourself.

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User reviews

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Pros

It's very useful for quickly viewing PDFs.
Allows easy import of references into EndNote web.

Cons

Does not sync well with EndNote Desktop.
Causes significant lag on browsing various sites.
Unable to save documents and information effectively.

Most mentioned

The extension causes web pages to load slowly and lag.
It has syncing issues with the EndNote Desktop version.
Many users find it complicated and not user-friendly.

User reviews

This tool only activates itself for about 70% of my references. And approximately 90% of those have errors that ruin the in-paper bibliography and require hours of editing to fix. Just use Zotero instead. Their tool works 100x better. It's also free. Ohh, and yes, they have a built in bibliography builder add-ins for both Word and Google Docs. I was forced into EndNote for a work-related task and it's been nothing but pain and lost work hours. I'm just going to continue using Zotero and then import its library over for my collaborators.

Christopher Loersch, 2025-01-14

What is its purpose? Am I to understand then that EndNote does not have any simple way to save web articles to my references? It looks like they did previously. The advice I am seeing is I need to use another reference manager with its browser extension (e.g. Zotero), export the citations and then import them into EndNote... Are they trying to kill their own product? I will try their cloud service - if it is also limited in many ways, then Zotero it is and I'll be wary of wasting more precious hours every time I see the Clarivate brand.

Ben, 2025-01-10

I'm sure it would be an asset, but I too am struggling to get the extension to work and 'simply click and add'. I'll keep trying but its time that could be spent referencing the usual way!