Tag: web importer

• An organized folder is a sign of a… file organizer

  As a PhD student I find myself roaming the Internet quite a bit in search of literature for my research project which can be really time consuming. Looking for the right keywords, opening each relevant result into a new tab, downloading each paper of interest, finding the cryptically named PDF file and then adding it…

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  April 6, 2010

  3–4 minutes

• Mendeley’s one-click web importer now saves webpage snapshots

  NOTE: The web snapshot feature has been deprecated due to lack of use. (Updated: 13th Nov 2013) I recently wrote a blog post about one of Mendeley’s great features, the web importer. Promising an update at the end of the last post, I can now say that the newest cool thing that the importer can…

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  March 30, 2010

  1–2 minutes

• Mendeley’s one-click web importer

  As a long-time Mendeley user, I can say that one of the features that I happen to really enjoy using is the one-click web importer. It was not available when I started using Mendeley to organize my references but when it was implemented, it made my work so much easier. When starting work on a…

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  February 4, 2010

  3–4 minutes

• Mendeley Web now supports COinS

  As one of the many requested features from our feedback page, Mendeley Web now supports COinS (ContextObjects in Spans). COinS is an open and easy to use specification for publishing OpenURL bibliographic metadata in HTML. On web pages, embedded COinS can be read and processed by applications. Also Mendeley’s Web Importer can now identify COinS…

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  Jan Reichelt

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  August 5, 2009

  1–2 minutes

• CiteULike and Mendeley collaborate – it’s live!

  Roughly three and a half months after our announcement that we would plan to collaborate with CiteULike it’s even better news to announce that the first step is live – Mendeley users can now access their CiteULike data from within Mendeley. As we said in our previous blog post, Your CiteULike account will show up…

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  Jan Reichelt

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  June 2, 2009

  1–2 minutes