Note: LibX 2.0 was written for Firefox and Chrome. Includes MathSciNet, JSTOR, Summon and many other resources.
LibX is distributed under the Mozilla Public License. The copyright is held jointly by Annette Bailey and Virginia Tech.
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"LibX demonstrates the power of client-side technology in providing users with direct access to library resources while doing research on the web. Practical implications: LibX makes access to library resources immediate and effortless."* Annette Bailey, Virginia Tech
when you are at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Google Books, the New York Times Book Review, and many other sites.*Library Hi Tech, Vol. 24, No. 2. (2006), p. 290.
