Journal List

Journal List helps researchers quickly identify journal rankings while browsing Google Scholar. Main features: • Displays journal rankings directly alongside Google Scholar search results. • Supports multiple journal-ranking systems, including ABS, ABDC, FT50 , UTD24, and otherslist where available. • Reduces the need to search journal-ranking databases manually. • Helps researchers, PhD students, and university faculty assess journals more efficiently. • Provides ranking information without modifying the original Google Scholar content. How it works: After installation, search for academic articles on Google Scholar. Journal List identifies the publication venue shown in the search results and displays the available journal-ranking information next to the corresponding article. Journal List is designed as a research-support tool. Ranking information is provided for reference only. Users should verify important journal information through the relevant official ranking databases. Privacy: Journal List does not collect, store, sell, or share users’ personal information. Journal List is developed by Guowei Huang, a PhD candidate at the University of Manchester. For questions or feedback, please contact: [oliverhuang12315@outlook.com](mailto:oliverhuang12315@outlook.com) What's new in version 1.3.0: • Added support for the 2025 FMS Journal Rating Guide, covering international management-science journals. • Added support for the 2026 CCF Recommended List, covering journals and conferences in computer science. • Added improved conference recognition when venue names are displayed in different formats in Google Scholar. • Added optional profile-summary statistics for selected ranking categories. • Improved venue identification when journal names are truncated in search results.