ScrapBook X is a Firefox addon based on ScrapBook Plus and also integrating several features from the latest versions of ScrapBook.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Waterfox
- Pale Moon
- Firefox

Educational websites that will sometimes have free articles include: sciencedirect.com, daily.jstor.org, tandfonline.com, spartacus-educational.com, thehastingscenter.org, scholar.google.com, facinghistory.org, science.org, journals.biologists.com, academia.edu and cochranelibrary.com.
ScrapBook X is a Firefox addon based on ScrapBook Plus and also integrating several features from the latest versions of ScrapBook.

Save articles to read offline, with browser and app integration across multiple platforms. Enjoy ad-free, dark mode, and text-to-speech features.




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