Albus 1.3 includes web references when composing answers now! Here are the release notes:
Relevant links from the web
Sidebar: A mini reader-view browser
Latex is now supported
Updated user interface
‘Ask anything’ is now searching the web.
When you ask Albus a question using the sparkly button on the toolbar, your answer now might have relevant web content, depending on the nature of the question. You’ll see the references in numbers within the text.
See the web references in the answer with numbered buttons.
The new ‘Sidebar’ as a research companion.
Exploration and learning new things require a helpful space to move and organize the findings, a huge canvas like Albus. Besides accessing broader and more recent information with the web results included, you can now comfortably view that online content without leaving your workspace.You can read the web content from your research directly in the sidebar with a distraction-free reader-view.
Click on numbered links to view web references in the sidebar.
Drag & drop text or images with references.
To continue working on content, you can drag and drop text or images from the sidebar onto your canvas. All the images pulled from the sidebar have the resource info, so you can track them back when needed.
Bring web content onto your board with drag & drop.
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