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See first, co-first, second, corresponding, and last-author papers with authorship metrics on Google Scholar profiles. This extension automatically scans your Google Scholar profile and highlights papers by your authorship role. It detects and color-codes when you are: - First author - Second author - Co-first author (symbols such as †, ‡, §, *, #, ✉) - Corresponding author (symbols such as †, ‡, §, *, #, ✉) - Last author Key Features: 📊 Authorship Metrics: Real-time tracking of h-index, i10-index, and citations specifically for your highlighted papers. 📅 Year Filter: Dynamically filter publications and metrics by specific year ranges. 🎯 Focus Mode: Toggle visibility to hide non-relevant papers and focus on your primary works. ✨ Name Spotlighting: Automatically identifies and highlights your name in author lists. 🛠️ Integrated UI: A native-feeling control panel injected directly into your Google Scholar sidebar. If you like this extension, you can buy me a coffee ☕️ here: https://buymeacoffee.com/ntudy
Aug 1, 2026
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