Sometimes it would be nice to switch on (or off) the RDF browser for one lookup.
Let's say I am at [1] and would like to see the HTML representation (FWIW, [1] gets redirect to [2]).
I would have to add [1] (and possibly [2]) to the blacklist to see the HTML.
Conversely, if the RDF browser is off and I am at a HTML page (but would like to request the resource in an RDF representation), I need to switch on the RDF browser via about:addons and reload the page.
A simple button quickly accessible to switch between the two variants of the Accept headers (I think that is all that is necessary) would speed up my browsing quite a bit.
Sometimes it would be nice to switch on (or off) the RDF browser for one lookup.
Let's say I am at [1] and would like to see the HTML representation (FWIW, [1] gets redirect to [2]).
I would have to add [1] (and possibly [2]) to the blacklist to see the HTML.
Conversely, if the RDF browser is off and I am at a HTML page (but would like to request the resource in an RDF representation), I need to switch on the RDF browser via about:addons and reload the page.
A simple button quickly accessible to switch between the two variants of the Accept headers (I think that is all that is necessary) would speed up my browsing quite a bit.
[1] https://doi.org/10.1145/3306128 [2] https://data.crossref.org/10.1145%2F3306128