If a user performs a search in BrowZine and BrowZine finds no results, the user will be presented with a link saying 'No matches for “XXXXX”. Title may not be BrowZine enabled at this time, but still available at your library. Please click here to search for your title again at your library.'

This option to search in your library holdings this option is only presented if BrowZine finds NO matches to the search. If BrowZine finds any matches - either in journals supported by BrowZine, or journals not supported by BrowZine - then the only options are those presented in BrowZine's search results, and the user has no other options.

Where BrowZine does return results, it would be helpful if a further link could be displaying saying "None of these? Search your library catalogue" so that if none of the BrowZine results were exactly what the user was looking for, they could also repeat the search in the catalogue.

Toggle for display "All" vs "Unread Only".

Some journals in BrowZine do not have adequate metadata to put articles in page number order (or they may not have page numbers to begin with!) and so are filed in alphabetical order. For continuously-published titles this means that unread articles may appear in a seemingly random order.

There is also a scenario where page number/article ID is present but because of a title being continuously published, the new articles appear at the BOTTOM of a potentially very long table of contents making it cumbersome to scroll all the way to the bottom each time to see what is new.

Additionally, for frequently published titles, unread articles may be present in multiple issues by the time the user has a change to check on the title.

To improve all of these situations, create a new feature where a user can choose to view all "unread articles" for the entire journal in a single continuous list. Once read (either by tapping/clicking the blue unread notification circle or by reading the article) the article will be removed from this list.

If I search for a title in any of these categories

• Not included in our BrowZine instance


• Not included in our OCLC A-Z list


• Does not have an ISSN

I receive this message:

"No matches for <title>. Title may not be BrowZine enabled at this time, but still available at your library. Please click here to search for your title again at your library."

I would like for it to read:

"No matches for <title>. Please click here to search for the title in your library's journals list."

Please either change the message globally or allow customization of each instance's message.

Giving users the option to "search for your title again at your library", per the current message, implies that it will repeat the same search that was already done (i.e. in BrowZine) instead of indicating that it will search a different knowledge base (i.e., in our case, OCLC's A-Z list.)

Changing the wording would make it clearer to our patrons what repeating the search actually means.