Five years ago, Andrew Shen created a browser extension, SEP+, that improved the experience of using the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy in various ways. He has now released an update, SEP+ v2, which does even more.
The old version moved each article’s navigation outline to the side of the page, offered the option of “dark mode”, added keyboard shortcuts for search, removed irrelevant sections when printing, and improved the typography.
The new version does all that but also includes redesigned home, article, and search pages and a “command palette” for instantly searching and jumping to any entry.
It also includes two new functions that a lot of users will appreciate:
Source: Daily Nous (philosophy news) — Read the full article on the original site ↗