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ojmmohmckbjmbpjpdohkfmhnkfedbofp
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Remove the citations found on Wikipedia pages
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This simple Chrome Extension removes the citations found on Wikipedia articles.
Latest reviews
- (2024-11-01) Siddharth Bhatia: It was working a few months ago, and it made Wikipedia articles feel very readable. However, as of the date of writing, it does not work. Hope the dev fixes this extension, as it's unique and I can't find this functionality anywhere else.
- (2024-08-28) Nika Nakaidze: Dont works anymore
- (2023-06-16) Nika Nakaidze: Great extension
- (2021-06-19) Sami R: It works on English Wikipedia. But in some other languages it's not working like Deutsch, Español and Français.
- (2021-05-25) Omar Hesham: Very cool! I Any chance this can apply to the read: page within Microsoft Edge (Chrome based browser) It's the page accessed via immersive Reader mode in Edge When I enter immersive mode via right clicking the wiki page background, the extension does not remove citations in that page.
- (2021-05-25) Omar Hesham: Very cool! I Any chance this can apply to the read: page within Microsoft Edge (Chrome based browser) It's the page accessed via immersive Reader mode in Edge When I enter immersive mode via right clicking the wiki page background, the extension does not remove citations in that page.
- (2021-05-07) Thei M: Looked everywhere! I use "read a out loud" and it was so annoying to hear to citations every time. Glad that I found this extension
- (2020-06-24) Max Volodin: good
- (2020-06-24) Max Volodin: good
- (2018-04-05) Dylan Julian: Since today, it stopped working. Suddenly it does NOT remove citations. Can you fix this?
- (2018-04-05) Dylan Julian: Since today, it stopped working. Suddenly it does NOT remove citations. Can you fix this?
- (2017-02-01) Patrick Borunda: Works in english, but not other languages. recommend changing your regular expression to something like this. <sup.+?cit.+?<\/sup>
- (2017-02-01) Patrick Borunda: Works in english, but not other languages. recommend changing your regular expression to something like this. <sup.+?cit.+?<\/sup>
- (2016-08-06) Michael Leung: Very simple and it works.
- (2016-08-06) Michael Leung: Very simple and it works.