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Re: Sci Hub Injector

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Post by dbcooper »

You can also use a one line JS bookmarklet on the article page, such as the following:

javascript:(function(){window.location = 'http://' + window.location.hostname + '.sci-hub.st' + window.location.pathname;})();

Re: Sci Hub Injector

#6

Post by cblconfederate »

dbcooper wrote: post #4

You can also use a one line JS bookmarklet on the article page, such as the following: javascript:(function(){window.location = ' http:// ' + window.location.hostname + '.sci-hub.st' + window.location.pathname;})();

Another one that works:

    javascript:window.location='http://sci-hub.st/'+window.location
(scihub detects most academic websites)

Re: Sci Hub Injector

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Post by Reventlov »

My main problem with sci-hub right now is that it's stopped adding new content to the website since like 1 or 2 years. Which means if you want to have an up-to-date state of the art, you can't use sci-hub. I personally use the bookmarklet, i'm way more inclined towards this than some random browser extension.

Re: Sci Hub Injector

#8

Post by ImaCake »

This post and the four (4) comments suggesting alternate methods to do this are a pretty good indicator that pirating papers is still by far the easier method than going through official channels.

I think it would be marginally quicker for me to access a paper legally if I was on my uni's campus. But I am WFH from the other side of the country and would need to log into the VPN. Sci-hub with one of these solutions would be much quicker!

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