I just jumped on https://kopernio.com/?ref=wos redirected by the web of science website (http://apps.webofknowledge.com/). I'm just starting to explore this new tool, it seems to be interesting. Is there anyone who already experienced?
Comments are welcomed
Luca Ardigò I give up also. Nothing new and quite annoying to see the pop up appearing very often. I just uninstalled.
No idea why clever company like Clarivate is sharing this not helpful tool. Mybe there is something that is not so clear up to now to me.
I started using Kopernio. It works only as a Chrome plug-in. In my opinion, it does not add anything to what you can already have by using the Google Scholar plug-in (e.g,. with Safari)
Luca Ardigò I give up also. Nothing new and quite annoying to see the pop up appearing very often. I just uninstalled.
No idea why clever company like Clarivate is sharing this not helpful tool. Mybe there is something that is not so clear up to now to me.
I used it for a while, then stopped. It searches fro PDF files of papers.
I personally found, Google Scholar plug-in more productive than kopernio.
Kopernio has resulted in double work for me since it does not Sync via cloud. It creates a local download folder. This has made a mess for me having to re-download articles across my work stations and laptop. Hundreds of articles for our systematic review had to be re-downloaded into EndNote b/c it does not sync to the on-line endnote nor does it share via cloud. A real mess!
I also encountered with this app just now while on clarivate analytic site.
Thank you for the helpful guidance above. I will stick with the Google Scholar plugin.
Thanks for this informative discussion. Between what most of you have said and the following article ( https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2018/08/23/new-plugins-kopernio-unpaywall-pursuing/ ), I think I'll pass on Kopernio. Sounds very aggressive and not necessarily helpful.
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