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When it works it's great but approx 2/3 papers will simply fail to load in the pdf viewer, claiming "Message: Something went wrong trying to render the PDF. This error has been logged and will be fixed soon.".... Still waiting for that fix EndNote
overall poor experience
Not fast enough and removes my login info after couple of days. I have to login again but takes time. super slow in this process.
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.
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.
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!
Maybe I am doing something wrong but it is very complicated and not user friendly. The extension does not save the needed documents and information when clicked. It only directs you to log in or browser of google scholar. Other extensions are very easy and not complicated at all.
It's very useful
Disappointed. Maybe I just read it wrong, I thought this would help with my research so I could find ways to extract the citation details for papers and I was using, saving me the endless process of having to search details and manually enter everything. Instead, it just opens a search function to find papers on google scholar.... Its a glorified bookmark... only one that makes you log in, tracks everything you do and takes up chome resources to be there. Endnote desktop version is great at inserting references in my papers (as long as I'm able to painstakingly type out all the details for them ahead of time) but this search bar function seems incredibly redundant. This opens google scholar. Which actually means since I'm not logging in through my library, a lot of articles are no longer available to me. Then, when I can finally get one that I can open, instead of clicking one button and opening the pdf, I can click the endnote button.... and open the pdf....?? Same amount of steps. Same outcome. Same everything. Except the original site had a button I could download the citation to enter directly to my desktop version of endnote with a single click. This gives me a clipboard that is not compatible with its own desktop client, forcing me to now manually enter the details....