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Right-click selected text to peek at its call number, availability, and location in Primo VE — no tab-switching required. UNOFFICIAL, independently built extension — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Ex Libris, Clarivate, or PASCAL. "Primo" is Ex Libris's product name, used here only to describe what this extension searches. Peek at Primo puts your library's catalog one right-click away. Select a book title (or author, or really any text) on any webpage — a syllabus, a bibliography, a bookstore listing, another library's catalog — right-click it, and choose "Lookup Call Number." A small result card appears right on the page with: Call number Availability (and whether it's available online or already checked out) Collection (e.g. Juvenile, African American Collection, Oversized or where applicable) A one-click link to verify the match in Primo itself Built for James A. Rogers Library at Francis Marion University, and works out of the box with every PASCAL consortium library in South Carolina — 54 institutions, selectable right from the toolbar icon. Works with any other Primo VE library too; just enter its domain and vid once in settings to add. Also included: A "Print" button that formats the result as a clean call-number slip — handy for shelf-pulling or even interlibrary loan. A brief first-run walkthrough for anyone new to the extension. A "Report a problem" link on every result, so a wrong match or a broken library scope can be flagged in one click.
Sep 17, 2026
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