I also don’t have the time to do a Zotero vs Mendeley vs Endnote vs Refworks vs Citavi vs God-Knows-The-Name-of-Other-Citation-Managers. I do pay for more Mendeley storage, so I don’t use the free version, but I think the features I will describe here are the most relevant ones too. I now regret having tied my life to this reference manager because I have struggled to find another one that works as well as Endnote used to work.Ī lot of people have recommended Zotero(which I have tried and didn’t love because I found the interface clunky, but I absolutely admire because it is open source and a labour of love, so I do recommend it to other researchers) but I settled for Mendeley, which is the software most of my coauthors use too. I wrote my PhD dissertation using Endnote, as well as many, many papers. I taught courses to my fellow graduate students on how to use Endnote. Not only did I discover it, I actually bought a copy at the student price and became absolutely dependent on it. When I was in graduate school, I discovered Endnote.
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