For National University of Singapore's students and staffs, just with one single click you can open any paper without the need to manually login, input password, click
New version is fit for new NUS Login Interface and we added all 300+ literature databases from NUS library!
Thanks to Dr. Shengliang Lu's original script @lushl9301 in the development of this project.
Before using this tool, you need to click many times to get the final pdf (and this is even the version you already configured the NUS library link):
Click here to install Tampermonkey
If you are a NUS Staff, click the following link:
Click here to install Script (For NUS Staff)
If you are a NUS Student, click the following link:
Click here to install Script (For NUS Student)
See the next section for more details to get and download PDFs at various journal websites.
Open any paper detail page (such as: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8737464), and wait the page to automatically pop up the login page, input your username and password:
Sometimes the popup webpages may be like this, just input your username (without nusstu/ or nusttf/) and password only once every time you open a new browser:.
Then, let the browser save your password.
If you choose not to install Endnote Click, you will need to click two more times of mouse to download the pdf for 15% of the journals (mostly not mainstream), but mainstream journals are not affected even you don't install (such as IEEE, ACM, etc).
Click here to install endnote click:
(Optional) 6. Register and Login Endnote Click with institution specified as $National$ $University$ $of$ $Singapore$ (Optional):
1. For IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, Springer Link, Science Direct, Nature, etc (mainstream journals/conferences):
Just open the detail page, wait for 3 seconds and click the View PDF button to get and download the pdf (you only need to login once when you first open your browser, and the login process can also be automated, as long as you follow the instruction of this tool).
2. For some unpopular journals, click the View PDF button at the left bottom corner of the detailed page to get and download the pdf (This requires install the endnote extension):
If you didn't install EndNote Click, skip this way and see way 3.
E.g., https://ascelibrary.org/doi/abs/10.1061/%28ASCE%29CO.1943-7862.0001736
Also, you can click the View PDF button at any page as long as the button appears such as in IEEE, ACM, etc.
The EndNote extension will help you to save all papers you have browsed to your EndNote library, so it is convenient for you to manage your papers, if you like.
3. If both way 1 and way 2 don't work, you will need to click the Find it! @NUS Library at the Google Scholar page to login and download the pdf:
Below are instructions about how to add the Find it! @NUS Library button to your Google Scholar page:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar_settings?sciifh=1&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5#2
And you will find a link text of Find it! @NUS Library, click it:
This button will be automatically clicked by this tool, but some browser may block the popup window, so you need to allow the popup window to be opened:
Or you can just manually click the button every time you open it.
4.1 Manually click the login button every time you open the browser (but as long as you don't close the browser, the process will appear only once):
And this tool with automatically help you to click the Accept button in the following page.
4.2 Save your username and password at the TamperMonkey Script and then you don't need to click the Login button every time.
If you choose to save your username and password into the script, then you don't need to click the Login button every time, and the tool will help you to automatically click the Accept button too.
To do this, click the TamperMonkey icon in the upper right corner of the browser, and click the NUS Literature Quick Access script, and then click the Edit button:
Then you will see the following page, modify the username and password variables to your own username and password: (Note: the username is your NUSNET ID, not the NUSNET email address)
Click the Save button:
Then after you click the Click to get Full Text button, the tool will help you to automatically click the Accept button.
4.3 Then you can click the View PDF button at the top center of the page (or somewhere else, depends on the specific journal website):
And you can open and download the pdf page thereafter.
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Every time you open the browser, you may need to login once, but as long as you don't close the browser, you don't need to login again.
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If you want to use this tool in other browsers, you need to repeat the installation process again.