Thrix update: Multi-reference paragraphs, social media citations, and more!

We’ve just updated Thrix to make it more powerful than ever!

Thrix now makes editing references faster, smarter, and more accurate across a wide range of tasks – from editing author initials to handling social media citations and multi-reference paragraphs.

Here’s what’s new:

• Better handling of multi-reference paragraphs
  Thrix now recognizes citations like [23b] and separates multi-reference paragraphs into individual paragraphs when converting to author–date (Harvard) style.
• Social media profile references edited
  Thrix can now recognize and edit social media profile references, like LinkedIn, X, and Facebook.
• Brand new editorial rules applied according to style
  • Hyphens within a person’s initials: M-J / MJ
  • Number of initials to include for each author: KAF / KA / K
• New editorial preferences for specific styles
  • Punctuation before editors: Semicolon (ACS)
  • Page count style: 10 p. (CSE)
• Bug fixes and reliability improvements
  • fixed empty tables in header or footer causing unopenable Word document
  • fixed a double point appearing in some references
  • much better handling of page breaks, line breaks, and paragraph returns
  • much better at retrieving full names, extra initials, and hyphens from PubMed and Crossref.

With hundreds of other tweaks and improvements across the system, we’re continuing to raise the bar. Watch this space for more updates!