Category: Browser Add-ons

Can't Print Because of Too Many Ads & Navigation Bars? Try CleanPrint

Want a clean printout without all the extra ads, navigation bars, and headers? There is a free tool called CleanPrint that can help. You install it on your browser and it strips all of the extra stuff and just lets you print the main content of the page. CleanPrint is compatible with IE8+, Firefox 3.5+, …

Share Zotero Citation Lists with Zotz

“Zotero helps you collect and manage citations. Zotz helps you make them public.” From Zotero: The Zotero team is making solid progress on a variety of collaborative features. But, if you want to publish and share items today, you might be interested in Zotz. The Zotz plugin allows you to publish Zotero collections through MIT’s …

CiteGenie Now Captures Citations from Westlaw AND LexisNexis

Thanks to Scott Frey who alerted me to some changes with CiteGenie. If you didn’t catch my earlier post about it, CiteGenie is a new extension for the Firefox web browser that, as its website promises, “automagically” creates Bluebook formatted pinpoint citations when copying from Westlaw. The good news is that CiteGenie now supports LexisNexis …

Jureeka! Creates Links to Cases, Statutes, etc. in Ordinary Webpages

Jureeka! is a new Firefox add-on that looks for legal citations in ordinary web pages and turns them into hyperlinks that lead to a free version of the cited source. Pretty nifty. You can download it at the Jureeka! blog, but you’ll need to register first. It apparently works for statutes, case law, regulations, federal …