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I switched from JabRef to Zotero a while ago, mainly because JabRef seemed to be extremely buggy. I'm broadly using the same feature set on both, but Zotero is
by funklute 7y ago
I switched from JabRef to Zotero a while ago, mainly because JabRef seemed to be extremely buggy. I'm broadly using the same feature set on both, but Zotero is a lot less buggy, and it's faster and easier to add new references.
If JabRef was more stable, I think I would have stuck with that, because of the inherent simplicity.
EDIT: I'm an exclusive linux user, and as you can maybe tell, I like JabRef because of the unix-ish philosophy: a tool that does exactly what it needs to do, and nothing more.