Seems to work a treat too. Only problem I had was when trying to get chapters within books where the chapters weren't indexed separately by e.g. Medline but I could find the books in e.g. Google Books. I like the way it lets you pick from a set of search results which ones you want to import as well. - Cameron Neylon

Worked for me on first try with article from Pub Med. I miss the ability to add my own comments, though. I know I'm an outlier, but when posting to citeulike, I've been trying to add my own comments. I use a Yahoo pipe to include the comments in the RSS for friendfeed. I don't think anyone reads these yet, but I hope once more of my students get on friendfeed, this will serve as our "journal watch" function. - Steve Koch

So, I'm voting for Mendeley to allow adding comments when saving AND for these comments to go into any RSS feed. - Steve Koch

Oh, and I know I'm an annoying, demanding user, and I forgot to compliment you on how well it worked! That said, I also want to be able to add tags in the popup window :) - Steve Koch

Steve - thank you! It's a very good suggestion. We tried to keep the bookmarklet as lightweight as possible so as not to interfere with the literature research process - but it shouldn't be too hard to add an AJAX-style "add Tags & Notes" link which scrolls open these additional fields for the people who want it. We'll get to work on it right away! - Victor / Mendeley Team

+1 for RSS feeds and comments/tags in the popup window - Cameron Neylon

I wasn't able to install it. Sorry :-( - pn

Paulo - could to tell me what went wrong? Which browser are you using? Neither drag & drop to taskbar nor right-click "add to bookmarks" is working? - Victor / Mendeley Team

As for feeds: Yes, we're planning to allow each user to make his Mendeley Library (and sub-group) document imports, tags and notes available as RSS feeds. Will by another few weeks, though! - Victor / Mendeley Team

Steve/Cameron: We just released an updated version of the bookmarklet which allows you to add tags & comments in the pop-up. We also added a few more supported sites; also import of multiple documents from Pubmed/ACM search results pages is now possible. RSS feeds are in the plans. You can find the new bookmarklet on http://www.mendeley.com/import - Victor / Mendeley Team

Wow, was just using the old version yesterday. You guys are fast. I did have one issue, though. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed... works, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.li... does not work. - Mr. Gunn

Whoops - also just noticed a layouting problem for the multi-document import pop-up. It works, but it's ugly as sin. We'll fix that tomorrow morning, I guess... - Victor / Mendeley Team

Wow, loving the improvements :) - Ricardo Vidal

I had the same problem as Mr. Gunn w/ the libproxy.unm.edu thing. (I also couldn't figure out how to get firefox to stop automatically doing the libproxy thing!) But I was able to try it with Google Scholar and it was very slick. As a user, with the multiple articles available on the google scholar Mendeley popup, I was a bit unsure of when exactly the entry was "saved." Having a "save all and close window" button at the bottom may help, whether or not it's actually necessary. - Steve Koch

Also, when having my firefox issues with libproxy, I went to Mendely on IE7. I wasn't able to find the browser button via the mendeley.com website. I could only find it via friendfeed direct link. - Steve Koch

Steve, if it's automatically using the proxy, it may be Zotero, so try disabling it and seeing if the auto-proxy thing stops happening. - Mr. Gunn

You're right MG -- Andrew also helped me with the Zotero proxy thing - Steve Koch