ResearchPRO

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ResearchPRO Chrome Extension: Research Like a Pro

ResearchPRO is a Chrome extension used by researchers, students, and lifelong learners to enhance their research process. It enables you to create highlights on any web page or PDF, sync them to Notion in real-time, categorize them with customizable buckets, and export bibliographies. With ResearchPRO, collecting and organizing highlights has never been easier or more efficient.

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By: https://www.researchpro.club

Users: 16

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Rating: 5.00

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Version: 1.1.4 (Last updated: 2023-05-10)

Creation date: 2023-05-05

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

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Manifest version: 3

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Size: 487.42K

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# 115,819 ▼ 1,063

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#36068 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 168 #178 in research keyword 30 ▲ 3 #223 in notion keyword 51 ▼ 1

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Extension summary

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Used by researchers, students, and life-long learners, ResearchPRO is your second brain.

Create highlights on any web-page or pdf and sync them into Notion in real-time. Create categories or "buckets" to group related highlights on the fly (SHIFT SHIFT shortcut), and create and export bibliographies for related sources.

The easiest way to collect and categorize highlights on the web.

Features 📝 Web Highlights on any website or PDF 💵 Categorize and sync web highlights with Notion in real-time all with the original source preserved 👉 Export Bibliographies across any category of your choosing

Shortcuts SHIFT SHIFT in rapid success to create a new Bucket

User reviews

I'm a big fan of this extension. Having used all the other highlighting apps this one is actually my favorite because it allows me to sync into Notion ( my document editor) and I really like the on-the-fly categorization feature. I using it for article reading and market research and it helps me extract information and group it quickly around different ideas I'm kicking around. Then later it definitely helps me in my writing process because I don't have to go back and find the information I am trying to work with. Occassionally, the highlighter is a little buggy but it usually resolves itself if I SHIFT refresh. A lot like Diigo but free and with Notion