Solo-h-index

Calculates the h-index for sole-author papers on Google Scholar. Auto-loads ALL papers before computing.

Solo-h-index is a Chrome extension that calculates a researcher's h-index exclusively from research documents published without co-authors. While the standard h-index rewards collaborative output, Solo-h-index isolates individual scientific contribution by considering only papers where the scholar is the sole author. The extension computes the sole-author h-index on the complete record. No manual scrolling or pagination required. Features: automatic full-profile loading, live document count during loading, ranked document list showing which document qualify for the index, citation totals, and breakdown of sole-author vs. co-authored documents. Works across all Google Scholar country domains.