Browser Extensions For Accessing Full-text

LibKey Nomad ++ provides single click access to library electronic resources from publisher websites, PubMed, Wikipedia, and others including aggregators like Proquest and EBSCOHost, and open access alternatives.

The Libraries recently upgraded to Nomad ++ which includes the following new features: 

• Domain messaging: when users access certain websites the Libraries have set up, they will get a custom message which can prompt them to sign in, access the resource through alternate means, etc. 
• Integration of our library chat service (it displays as a white cloud on the right side of the Nomad ++ banner)
• Citation export option now displays on the "access options" popup (click on the graduation cap icon and select your preferred citation format)

The extension may use browser cookies and mobile device identifiers. Browsers and mobile devices allow “do not track” settings to be enabled. LibKey Nomad respects “do not track” settings once activated.

Some users, such as those affiliated with the Geisel School of Medicine, report being prevented from downloading and installing browser extensions due to browser permissions or settings controlled by local computer administrators. If you encounter this issue, following one of the suggestions below should resolve the situation. 

• Sign out of your Geisel/Dartmouth/GSuite account.
• Use an Incognito or Private browser session. 
• Sign in using a personal Gmail account in the browser. 
• Use a different browser. 

If you encounter an issue, please get in touch with your local IT department or Dartmouth Libraries for help.