Starting off, the first thing I did was to investigate how well it can capture a reference from a PDF - this seemed to go very smoothly - Bookends had no problem automatically retrieving information (via JSTOR/Scholar/Web of Life, etc.) for a recently published 2019 article or even one published in 1923. Let me start by saying that Bookends ticks off every bullet point that I mentioned above, and does a LOT more. Moreover, Papers3 used a “virtual library” system where you could choose how files would be named and stored and eventually viewed through its interface (e.g., Author-Year-Journal), but they were actually stored under a machine-readable format (long string of numbers DDC3-VD2383248.pdf) I was never a fan of this opaque system.
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