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The link is just an image of the article’s first page.

The entire article is available on Anna’s Archive, which I do not condone using. Under no circumstances should you download it from this link:

https://wbsg8v.xyz/d3/x/1724737279/100/i/scimag/09800000/098...



Alternatively, Wiley also provides the full article on a HTML page:

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1553-2712...


That sort of place is totally abhorrent - not something I would ever use.

However, I have a friend who is wondering if there is a better way to access content on AA than having to futz around with Onion, MySQL and ratarmount? He’d prefer not to code something up himself for what is presumably a fairly common use-case.


I've heard that there is Library Genesis extension on Google Chrome that allows you to search catalog right from the browser window. It has everything SciHub has to offer. Article from the post was found without any issue.

Rumors are that extension was working just fine for the past year+ so it is quite reliable.


Why would you spread such unverified rumours on an online forum? Whoever acts on them might get themselves into trouble...


The link in the posting is to a full pdf viewer, that doesn't work for reading on mobile, with pdf download link.




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