Drogago researcher is a simple Chrome extension for saving viewed and visited articles on three very popular scientific databases. With it, you can help yourself by reducing time spent reading the same articles again and again even though it’s not interesting for you.

How does it work?

When a user navigates to the search page, the extension is installed and a user’s browsing data is sent to the server. After that, it checks if the viewed article is stored in a database. If it’s the case, it’s displayed on a list in the browser. Then the user can view or skip it. The extension saves the articles in common memory so they’re displayed on the whole site.

The extension also detects articles that have been viewed by the user, so they are coloured orange (there is a requirement to spend a minimum of 10 seconds on a page of search results).