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Papers reference manager helps to collect and curate the research material that you're passionate about. Our award-winning reference manager will dramatically improve the way you discover, organize, read, annotate, share, and cite.
The best Papers alternatives are: Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote, Paperpile
Here are the latest news about Papers:
2021. Papers improves RIS and BibTeX import, gets import from EndNote
In the latest improbable yet oddly delightful twist of software evolution, the Papers reference manager has unveiled a suite of updates so well-considered they might almost appear sentient. Among its new tricks, the update has miraculously demystified the arcane arts of RIS and BibTeX imports, now equipped with error messages that are not only comprehensible but actually helpful—an achievement akin to teaching a Vogon to write sonnets. The import process itself has grown more forgiving, breezing past impossible reference dates like "Armageddon" with the casual indifference of a galactic hitchhiker skipping a particularly inhospitable planet. And for the aesthetically inclined, themes have arrived—just a click on the Papers icon in the top left or a dive into desktop settings will reveal a brave new world of interface customization. As if that weren’t enough to boggle the mind, the update now facilitates a seamless metamorphosis of data from EndNote to SmartCite, ensuring users can glide effortlessly into the embrace of SmartCite’s bibliographic wizardry.
2021. Papers improves RIS and BibTeX import, gets import from EndNote
In the latest improbable yet oddly delightful twist of software evolution, the Papers reference manager has unveiled a suite of updates so well-considered they might almost appear sentient. Among its new tricks, the update has miraculously demystified the arcane arts of RIS and BibTeX imports, now equipped with error messages that are not only comprehensible but actually helpful—an achievement akin to teaching a Vogon to write sonnets. The import process itself has grown more forgiving, breezing past impossible reference dates like "Armageddon" with the casual indifference of a galactic hitchhiker skipping a particularly inhospitable planet. And for the aesthetically inclined, themes have arrived—just a click on the Papers icon in the top left or a dive into desktop settings will reveal a brave new world of interface customization. As if that weren’t enough to boggle the mind, the update now facilitates a seamless metamorphosis of data from EndNote to SmartCite, ensuring users can glide effortlessly into the embrace of SmartCite’s bibliographic wizardry.
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