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Could you please clarify which search you intended to add the fuzzy matching to— the web search or the search within the imported articles? I just want to make sure I understand correctly. 😊

The search used to match the journal in the journal field to an entry in the list of journal abbreviations

Excuse me, could you kindly share a screenshot to help me? I haven't used the app before. If you could guide me to the search feature, I'll take it from there. Thanks so much in advance! 😊

Quality -> Abbreviate journal names in the menu bar

Hi,
Is the current level of tolerance sufficient, or should I make it more lenient?

 @Test
    void testSlightDifferences() {
        assertTrue(new Abbreviation("Long Name", "L. N.").isSimilar("Longn Name"));
    }

    @Test
    void testMissingLetter() {
        assertTrue(new Abbreviation("Long Name", "L. N.").isSimilar("Long ame"));
    }

    @Test
    void testPunctuationDifferences() {
        assertTrue(new Abbreviation("Long Name", "L. N.").isSimilar("Long, Name"));
    }

    @Test
    void testCaseDifferences() {
        assertTrue(new Abbreviation("Long Name", "L. N.").isSimilar("LONG NAME"));
    }