We all know what these mean only because we were told what they mean. If purplelist has no intuitive meaning to anyone, why should these? Let's put an end to it now.

Integrating the ability to login using SSO would make accessing BrowZine much easier.

It would be nice to suppress subject areas that appear in BrowZine which are not relevant to a particular library. For example, for hospital libraries to suppress the Arts & Humanities subject area.

We've had feedback from users who didn't find what they were looking for in BrowZine because the title search function only works with an exact match.

For example, if I'm looking for American Journal of Dance Therapy I can get to it by searching any of the words in the title in the correct order - so 'of dance' will retrieve the result I want. However if I search the keywords American dance then I get zero results.

Title keywords alongside exact matches would be a welcome addition.

I believe you may already be working on this. Could content beyond an end date of coverage be shown in the same way as embargoed content so users can request articles in these later issues from the library? Posting this to get an update on when this is likely to go live. Thank you.

Provide options for libraries to select an image of journal titles representative of their holdings / user community. E.g. a medical library could select a stock image reflecting top medical journals while a liberal arts college could select an image reflecting top titles from a variety of disciplines.

Option to swap the current link to Third Iron support with a link to their own help page.

Turn the Help icon into a drop down menu, allowing users a choice of contacting either Third Iron support or the library for support.

When a user cannot download an article would it be possible to allow the user to request an ILL from the library via an email

The categories are great for our faculties, but for our Digital Library we would like the possibility to show journals from all categories in the widget.

Please add Support for exporting from BrowZine to Refworks 3.

The current widget design is not responsive for viewing on mobile devices.

Is it possible to get a BrowZine widget that's between the 190 and 400 pixel widths. In LibGuides, the 190 looks good in 25% columns, and the 400 fits within 42% and 50% columns. But for 33% columns, the 190 is too narrow and the 400 runs into the next column.

Currently if a title search results in a partial match, it will retrieve journals that are not exactly the one wanted. If this happens, the user will not get the link to search outside of Browzine, and no other options are given. Please add the option to search outside of Browzine when partial matches are retrieved.

I (Leiden Univ) deleted the app from my mobile device and went to browzine.com. The app will be opened but I prefer the mobile website.

Yesterday I had a presentation of Browzine for our institute of computional engineering. They were positive, but it was mentioned that they miss the opportunity to export into Bibtex. Some of them use the program LaTeX for writing instead of MS Word, and Bibtex is used as bibliographic management system in addition to this.

https://vimeo.com/52663192

It is problematic for us as an academic institution to link to vendor videos that are not accessible for our users.

The current widget is not accessible without alternative text for the images.

Some categories have a number of titles, so having the widget intelligently select "top journals" would be great to help promote BrowZine.