Congratulations for the first release! The app is working well for me, and the "Send to Zotero" feature is great.
However, I’ve encountered an issue with abstracts. Many of the journals I’m interested in don’t provide abstracts to CrossRef, so I can't view them directly on Wispar. However, I can still see the abstracts on Zotero, Feedly, and Researcher as part of the RSS feeds. The limitation of only being able to read titles and not abstracts makes Wispar a bit less useful for me.
I would like to suggest adding an RSS reader feature as a substitute for Zotero's RSS feed. It doesn’t need to be complex—I’m fine with manually adding the RSS URL, similar to how Zotero works. Of course it would be even better if I can just search and subscribe.
Thank you for considering this!
p.s. A sample journal and its RSS URL: Journal of Economic History, https://www.cambridge.org/core/rss/product/id/677F550CB2C69EFA1656654D487DE504
Congratulations for the first release! The app is working well for me, and the "Send to Zotero" feature is great.
However, I’ve encountered an issue with abstracts. Many of the journals I’m interested in don’t provide abstracts to CrossRef, so I can't view them directly on Wispar. However, I can still see the abstracts on Zotero, Feedly, and Researcher as part of the RSS feeds. The limitation of only being able to read titles and not abstracts makes Wispar a bit less useful for me.
I would like to suggest adding an RSS reader feature as a substitute for Zotero's RSS feed. It doesn’t need to be complex—I’m fine with manually adding the RSS URL, similar to how Zotero works. Of course it would be even better if I can just search and subscribe.
Thank you for considering this!
p.s. A sample journal and its RSS URL: Journal of Economic History, https://www.cambridge.org/core/rss/product/id/677F550CB2C69EFA1656654D487DE504