The Sophistree browser extension lets you map and critique arguments appearing online. Highlight text from a webpage or PDF, right-click to add it as an excerpt to Sophistree, and it will appear in a graph in Chrome's sidebar. Double-click to add a proposition to add your own arguments about the truth of what you see and Sophistree will highlight both the graph and in-page highlights to emphasize where the argument is strong and where it is weak. Drag excerpts to propositions to indicate evidentiary support. Drag propositions to excerpts to indicate the proposition appears within the excerpt. Drag propositions onto the wrapper of another proposition in a justification to create compound arguments. Notable features: - Collaborative map editing: sync remotely and share the document ID with other users - Highlight web pages and PDFs - Local-first data model: your graphs stay on your computer unless you choose to sync them with others or publish them to https://sophistree.app. This release fixes a bug that prevented opening web addresses ending in .pdf that resolved to web pages. Sophistree is open source software, available at https://github.com/carlgieringer/sophistree
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The Sophistree browser extension is designed to help users map and critique arguments found online. It allows users to highlight text from web pages or PDFs, add it to a graph in Chrome's sidebar, and create propositions to support or refute arguments. The extension supports collaborative editing, local-first data storage, and syncing with others.
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