I reviewed over 50+ Zotero plugins.
Here are my top picks to supercharge your Zotero use.
Follow the thread or read the long version and watch the demo video in the post:
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Here are my top picks to supercharge your Zotero use.
Follow the thread or read the long version and watch the demo video in the post:
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1. Translate PDFs into any language
Perfect for non-native speakers.
Translate abstract and title into any language with a single hotkey.
Highlight a section inside the PDF and instantly see the translation.
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Perfect for non-native speakers.
Translate abstract and title into any language with a single hotkey.
Highlight a section inside the PDF and instantly see the translation.
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2. Add Citation counts
Citation counts are great to identify impactful papers (all other factors being equal) or reviews.
Load citation counts and display them as a sortable column in Zotero.
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Citation counts are great to identify impactful papers (all other factors being equal) or reviews.
Load citation counts and display them as a sortable column in Zotero.
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3. Preview PDFs
Quickly seeing a PDF creates a visual anchor. It helps to remember the contents.
PDF Preview is a small but wonderful plugin that makes your workflow more effortless.
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Quickly seeing a PDF creates a visual anchor. It helps to remember the contents.
PDF Preview is a small but wonderful plugin that makes your workflow more effortless.
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4. Auto Tag PDFs
I use emojis as tags:
Automatically tag new items with 🔴 = unread tag.
When opened retag it with ✅ = read and remove 🔴.
Use hotkeys to rate papers ⭐️⭐️⭐️.
Very useful to effortlessly stay organized.
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I use emojis as tags:
Automatically tag new items with 🔴 = unread tag.
When opened retag it with ✅ = read and remove 🔴.
Use hotkeys to rate papers ⭐️⭐️⭐️.
Very useful to effortlessly stay organized.
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