Add an ability to customize the text shown for searches which do not return any results in BrowZine.

The text on the bottom right of the LibKey.io window that says "Trouble? See all content access options for this article" (displays for articles that are accessible) is quite small. Please either enlarge this font and/or enable ability to do so as an option.

Remove the limit of 4 journals per shelve on the bookshelves (too much white space on the right-hand part of the virtual shelve). I prefer the UI of the Browzine Library. Also improve the drag-and-drop journals implementation, the current 'select-drag-and-drop-into-slot' solution feels clumsy.

Enable a filter on a URL to select only journals where the current issue is available. Some thing like https://browzine.com/libraries/956/subjects/57/bookcases/69?sort=title&view=current. This would highlight a library's range of up to date journals

As a non-local English speaker, it's very useful to be allowed to select some text and instantly look up while reading.

As an e-resource librarian at Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University Saudi Arabia, we are using Browzine widgets on our libguide pages. but unfortunately, we can not select more than one subject for a widget. while the subject area covers more than one category.

I suggest to please make multiple selections possible in the widget.
Thanks

It'd be preferable is the linking options in libkey.io (PDF, article link, and view in context) could open in a new tab. This way if a user has to lookup more than 1 article, they don't need to backtrack.

It would be helpful if dates were added for articles.

A widget to highlight journals newly available through the BrowZine interface would be of interest to our users. It would need to have an institutional filter for subscription titles and would also promote Open Access journals.

Please add the ability to search My Articles in BrowZine

Create a new top level taxonomy item for Language, Literature and Linguistics instead of putting it under Social Sciences

For open journals, there are usually hundreds of articles per issue and they are continuously updated. It would be useful if we could have an option to sort the articles by date (new to old, or something like that) rather than having to scroll all the way down.

I'm suggesting that you enable Universal Links. On a device with the BrowZine app, a BrowZine Web (https) link to an article or journal would open in the app instead of the browser.

A similar idea was posted and closed a few years ago (https://support.thirdiron.com/forums/181845-browzine-features/suggestions/6675132-create-persistent-links-to-open-within-browzine). But it was not fully implemented.

More about this here: http://bula.us/SomeLinks.html.

It would be great if there could be an audio option added for BrowZine articles. For example, it would be perfect if I could listen to BrowZine articles while jogging at the gym.

In the BrowZine app new users at our institution are prompted with OpenAthens login. For some reason wrong username and password combinations are accepted.

Suggestion 1: validate Openathens credentials. Or even better: Suggestion 2: allow for OpenAthens personalisation:

https://support.thirdiron.com/forums/181845-browzine-features/suggestions/36781075-single-sign-on-openathens-authentication-for-browz

Have ever considered adding months of the issues to the issue numbers in the list of issues on the left hand side? Most journals are citing only month and year now and it's just an extra steps to convert issue numbers in Browzine to the month in the citations.

Some publications include links not out to full text but to abstracts, perhaps highlighting presentations at recent conferences or announcing future papers, etc. Currently BrowZine ignores these as "non-articles" but knowing about these could be beneficial to some researchers in the BrowZine environment such as linking to abstracts like this from JCO:

https://ascopubs.org/doi/abs/10.1200/JCO.2019.37.4_suppl.3