alphaXiv - Open Research Discussion

The official Chrome Extension for alphaXiv, the site for open research discussion directly on top of arXiv.

alphaXiv - Open Research Discussion

alphaXiv - Open Research Discussion is a Chrome extension that notifies you of comments on arXiv papers you’re reading. Engage in lively research discussions directly on alphaXiv, enhancing your academic experience and keeping you informed about the latest insights and dialogues in your field.
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Extension stats

Users: 4,000+
Rating: 5.00
(7)
Version: 1.2.12 (Last updated: 2024-10-27)
Creation date: 2024-03-21
Risk impact: Low risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Manifest version: 3
Permissions:
  • storage
Host permissions:
  • https://api.alphaxiv.org/*
  • https://www.alphaxiv.org/*
Size: 119.81K

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Extension summary

With this extension, you’ll never miss out on any alphaXiv discussion! We’ll gently let you know whenever an arXiv paper you’re currently reading has comments on alphaXiv.

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User reviews

Very useful in being able to ask questions re papers and discuss with authors & other users. Good place to follow trends in technical paper & related discussions. Also, starting to build my profile here.
by Sagheer Ahmad, 2024-11-28

Great and amzing!
by Darren Pig, 2024-08-01

Love it. This is a great tool for researchers
by Asma Zubair, 2024-06-01
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Extension safety

Risk impact

alphaXiv - Open Research Discussion requires very minimum permissions.

Risk likelihood

alphaXiv - Open Research Discussion is probably trust-worthy. Prefer other publishers if available. Exercise caution when installing this extension.

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