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Save medical articles to your Mednecta library while browsing. Mednecta Clipper brings your reference library into your browser workflow. When you find an article you want to keep, Mednecta Clipper helps you save its details to your Mednecta library without breaking your reading flow. The extension can capture article metadata such as title, authors, journal details, publication year, DOI, abstract metadata when available, and page link. What it does Save article details directly to your Mednecta library Capture citation-related metadata from the current page Help you organise saved articles for later reading and review Support your reading workflow without manual copy-paste How it works 1.Open an article or journal page in Chrome 2.Click the Mednecta Clipper icon 3.Review the detected article details 4.Save the item to your Mednecta library Who it is for Mednecta Clipper is built for Mednecta users who want to save and organise reading material inside their Mednecta account, including medical students, residents, doctors, and researchers. Requirements An active Mednecta account is required. You must sign in to save items to your Mednecta library. Privacy and permissions The extension reads article metadata from the tab you choose so it can prepare the item for saving. Saved data is sent to your Mednecta account. Support Visit mednecta.com for account access and platform support.
Apr 5, 2026
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