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Save the paper you're reading to your Latexify Library.

Reading a paper you want to cite later? Click the toolbar button and it lands in your Latexify Library, already identified. The extension reads the bibliographic details the page publishes about itself, then looks the paper up by its DOI or arXiv ID, so you get clean metadata rather than whatever the page happened to say. You see a preview before anything is saved, and you can add tags and a note. What it does - Save the paper on the page. Works on arXiv, publisher and journal pages, and any page that publishes standard citation metadata. - To read in one click. The clock button saves the paper tagged to-read, or adds that tag to a paper you already saved. - Looks the paper up by DOI or arXiv ID against arXiv, doi.org and Crossref, so authors, year and venue come from the registry rather than the page. - Falls back to the page's own metadata when there is no identifier, and tells you when it did, so you know to double-check before citing. - Recognises a paper you already have and says so instead of creating a duplicate. - Your Library in the popup: search your saved papers by title, author or topic, and filter by tag. - History of the papers you open. On the listed scholarly sites it remembers papers that have a DOI or arXiv ID, with how often and when you opened them, so you can find that paper from last week and save it with tags or a note. Search it by title, author or topic. Turn it off in the popup at any time; it also stays off when your browser's Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control is on. - Light and dark mode. - Everything shows up in your Latexify Library on the web, where you can search, export BibTeX, and cite from it in your Latexify documents. What it sends Only bibliographic details: the citation metadata tags the page publishes, structured scholarly-article data, the DOI, arXiv ID and PubMed ID, the page URL and the page title. That is the whole list. It never sends the text of the page, and it never sends PDFs. The page text is scanned inside your browser for things shaped like a DOI or an arXiv ID, and only the identifiers found that way are sent. The text itself stays on the page. It does not observe general web browsing. A content script runs only on a listed set of scholarly sites (arXiv, doi.org, PubMed and PMC, and a fixed set of publishers), never on the whole web and never in the browser's PDF viewer. Clicking the toolbar button still lets you preview and save any tab. Signing in You sign in with your Latexify account through Latexify's own sign-in page, in a window the extension cannot read. The extension never sees your password. It holds a token limited to your library, which cannot read or edit your documents. You need a Latexify account. Sign out from the extension at any time to delete the stored token. Good to know Browsers do not let any extension read internal pages such as the browser's settings, the extension store, or a PDF opened in the browser's built-in viewer. On those pages the extension will tell you it cannot read the page. Privacy policy: https://latexify.ai/privacy/extension