Reviewer Context Menu Search

AnkiWeb addon 359618071

Adds reviewer context-menu entries that let users search the web for highlighted text via editable providers such as Google, Amboss, Pubmed, and UpToDate.
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17 (👍 16 · 👎 1)
Updated
2019-02-10
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Description language
en

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abandoned

  • Last update or commit was 2790 days before the snapshot (2019-02-10).

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This adds context-menu entries to the reviewer allowing users search the web based on highlighted text. Based on the glutaminate add-on: Context Menu Search . Modifications have been made to the code, such that usage is focused for the reviewer and online searches. To change the providers to search with, edit "SEARCH_PROVIDERS" within reviewer_contex_search.py . SEARCH_PROVIDERS = [ ("&Google", [u" https://www.google.com/search?&q=%s "]), ("&Amboss", [u" https://www.google.com/search?&q=site:amboss.com/us/knowledge/+%s "]), ("&Pubmed", [u" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=%s "]), ("&UpToDate", [u" https://www.uptodate.com/contents/search?search=%s "]) ] Side Note: Make sure your search provider is properly url formatted or you'll get an error.