Optimize your online documentation search

The most complete browser extension to facilitate access to online documentation, regardless of the path you use to do your search (access to full text with the "gateway", open access version, contextual information, etc.).

To access libraries online resources, on site or remotely: use the "passerelle [gateway]".

A button in your shortcuts to add the suffix passerelle.univ-rennes1.fr in one click.

Configure Google Scholar to display a "Obtenir via Rennes 1 "[Obtain via Rennes 1] " link when the items in the results list are accessible via university's subscriptions and then retrieve the full text.

Some resources require a link or a specific Rennes 1 ID.

Browser extension (Firefox and Chrome): allows you to access legal free versions of (paywalled » scholarly articles.

Browser extension (Chrome and Safari): works on the same principle as Unpaywall, allows you to extend the possibilities of the extension by activating, via the parameters, CORE Open Access and/or the Open Access Button

Browser extension (Firefox, Chrome): adds a navigation button to easily access Browser extension (Firefox and Chrome): Allows you to find an open access version of the resource you are interested in and opens the PDF directly. No open access version? Open Access Button asks the authors to share it by putting it into a repository.

Google Scholar from any web page. Select a word or phrase on the page to search Google Scholar with a single click.

Browser extension (Firefox and Chrome): automatic search for freely available full text, citation metrics, quick citation and sharing links

Browser extension (Firefox, Chrome): scans visited pages for documentary identifiers (DOI, PMID...) and adds "PANIST" buttons, to access full-text PDF when the document is available in the PANIST platform.

Browser extension (Firefox and Chrome): scans visited pages and adds PDF full-text access buttons when the document is available on the ISTEX platform, which offers 22 million documents published between 1473 and 2015, in all scientific disciplines.

Browser extension (Mozilla): reveals the existing citations of the scientific article you are consulting, as well as the evaluation of this article by those quoting it (supported or contradicted)

Forum where users comment on post-publication scientific articles and can report suspected breaches of scientific ethics.

Browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox): uses scientific articles to find related articles in Pubmed