Brave vs. Brave Search vs. CiteSeerX vs. Mendeley Comparison Chart

With Brave’s Drag n Drop Editor, you can create any kind of widgets like options, surveys, feedback, banners that matches your website style and converts more. No more searching for images, videos and icons all over the internet. Brave has built-in media library that is integrated with Pixabay, Giphy, Iconify that lets you import free assets with just one click and saves huge time. With Brave’s Advanced Animation Engine, you can load your popups with Custom Animations that will get your visitor’s attention and increase your conversion rate. Running Occasional Promo for your online store is great, but tracking & maintaining the visibility of your promos can become a tedious chores. With Brave you can automate this whole process by scheduling Popups to appear on either by selected dates or on certain days of the week. You can create multiple variations of your campaigns and serve them randomly and find out which variation performs the best with Brave’s A/B testing feature.

CiteSeerx uses Solr as its core search engine. Solr is based upon Lucene; a good overview of the supported query syntax may be obtained by reading the Lucene query parser syntax. CiteSeerx supports Proximity and Boolean queries. Please note that adjacent words will default to one word proximity. Unlike the old CiteSeer system, citations and full documents are included within the same index in CiteSeerx. By default, citations for which we have no accompanying document file will not show up in search results.