Noterva Scholar

Noterva Scholar helps researchers judge a source at a glance. On every Google Scholar results and author-profile page it shows how the journal behind each paper is rated, and clearly marks any paper that has been retracted. So you can tell a strong venue from a weak one without leaving the page. WHAT IT DOES • Shows each journal's standing from the major academic quality lists, including ABDC, the ABS/AJG Academic Journal Guide, Scopus CiteScore, SCImago, HCÉRES and FT50. Scopus and SCImago are shown as separate signals rather than combined. • Marks retracted articles with a clear warning so you do not cite withdrawn work by mistake. • Opens a paper's abstract on request, sorts a page of results by citation count, and adds a simple filter and count toolbar. • Lets you export or save a reference for your citation manager or as a spreadsheet, carrying the full venue record: journal, ISSN, volume, issue, pages, DOI and publisher. • Keeps a personal library of the journals and papers you follow, synced across your devices with a single Noterva account. • Looks up ratings, abstracts and retraction status from the public Crossref and OpenAlex databases, together with Noterva's own record service. HOW ACCESS WORKS Free to install. A short free trial unlocks the full extension, then a Noterva subscription; one account unlocks Premium across the Noterva extensions. Without an account, you can still use the journal-search tool in the toolbar popup. Manage it in the extension or the Noterva dashboard. HONEST BY DESIGN Ratings are third-party classifications reproduced for reference and may contain occasional errors. To resolve a rating, abstract, or retraction status, the extension queries public databases with a result's title or DOI — never your search terms, never your browsing history, never personal data. It runs only on Google Scholar. No ads. No selling data. No cross-site tracking. Support: notervaindia@gmail.com