A bilingual translation browser extension and Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey userscript for side-by-side web page, input box, and video subtitle translation.
Peaceful-World-X/ArXivHub
A web and Tampermonkey userscript hub that turns an arXiv paper ID into one-click links to reading, translation, search, and discussion tools.
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What is it?
ArXiv Hub (论桥) is a navigation page for arXiv papers. Enter an arXiv ID and it links out to the official abstract, PDF, HTML and source files, plus a curated set of third-party tools for AI summaries, Q&A, citation graphs, translation, preprint servers and Zotero plugins. The project covers about 116 entries grouped into categories such as reading, AI explanation, search, discussion and translation.
Besides the web app, it ships a Tampermonkey userscript that adds these entry points directly on arXiv paper pages and shows citation and like counts. Users can add custom sites using placeholders such as {id}, {title}, {url} and {doi}, and their settings are stored in the browser.
The web app is built with Node.js and npm, with a dev server, a production build and a preview command, and it is deployed to GitHub Pages.
Key features
- 01Enter an arXiv ID to jump to the abstract, PDF, HTML and source package.
- 02Lists AI explanation, Q&A, semantic search and citation-graph tools for each paper.
- 03Provides a Tampermonkey userscript that injects links into arXiv paper pages.
- 04Shows citation and like counts on arXiv pages through the userscript.
- 05Lets users add custom sites with {id}, {title}, {url} and {doi} placeholders.
Use cases
- Quickly finding a paper's PDF, HTML version or code while reading arXiv.
- Comparing AI summaries, translations or discussion threads for a paper.
- Exploring related work through citation graphs and search tools.
- Adding your own research or lab tools to the arXiv page toolbar.
Quick start
- 1
Install Tampermonkey
- 2
Open the userscript and install it
- 3
Refresh an arXiv paper page to use it
Things to know
- Some listed tools are paid or require accounts, though the README says paid-only sites are not included.
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FAQ
- What is ArXivHub?
- A web and Tampermonkey userscript hub that turns an arXiv paper ID into one-click links to reading, translation, search, and discussion tools. ArXiv Hub (论桥) is a navigation page for arXiv papers. Enter an arXiv ID and it links out to the official abstract, PDF, HTML and source files, plus a curated set of third-party tools for AI summaries, Q&A, citation graphs, translation, preprint servers and Zotero plugins. The project covers about 116 entries grouped into categories such as reading, AI explanation, search, discussion and translation.
- Is ArXivHub free to use? What license does it have?
- ArXivHub is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is ArXivHub still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to ArXivHub was on Oct 18, 2026.
- What can I use ArXivHub for?
- Quickly finding a paper's PDF, HTML version or code while reading arXiv. Comparing AI summaries, translations or discussion threads for a paper. Exploring related work through citation graphs and search tools. Adding your own research or lab tools to the arXiv page toolbar.
- How do I install ArXivHub?
- Install Tampermonkey Open the userscript and install it Refresh an arXiv paper page to use it
- Where can I get ArXivHub?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/Peaceful-World-X/ArXivHub
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