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For academic research, I find https://www.zotero.org/ https://www.zotero.org/ useful. AGPLv3 license, good integration with web browsers, and good sync. It has
by sandij 11y ago
For academic research, I find https://www.zotero.org/ https://www.zotero.org/ useful. AGPLv3 license, good integration with web browsers, and good sync. It has tagging and custom notes although I prefer using folders and a separate note taking app.
- ValleyOfTheMtns 11y agoZotero is good. I've also used http://mendeley.com/ http://mendeley.com/, which is a good alternative to Zotero.
- bcjordan 11y agoIf going this route I'd also recommend checking out my brother's reference management tool Paperpile http://paperpile.com http://paperpile.com [0] It's kind of like Gmail for your papers—keyboard shortcuts, fancy Google Docs integrations, auto-downloading etc. He spent a couple of years after finishing his PhD to make his dream reference management tool with a couple of friends. [0]: I also voiceovered the video on the homepage. A Redditor noted my natural voice is too cartoon-y for the subject matter which I found hilarious, and have since accepted.
- wodenokoto 11y agoIt wasn't super clear from the page, but can I easily annotate PDF's from my iPad and use the summary of the annotations on my PC?
- bcjordan 11y agoSorry I missed this yesterday! They have a pretty amazing PDF annotator https://paperpile.com/features/pdf-annotator https://paperpile.com/features/pdf-annotator but not sure how it looks on an iPad. Here they suggest that using iAnnotate synced with Google Drive files works like a charm: http://forum.paperpile.com/t/tip-sync-with-goodreader-on-ipad/49 http://forum.paperpile.com/t/tip-sync-with-goodreader-on-ipa...