Zotero 7: Zotero, Redesigned
Zotero 7 has launched, featuring a complete redesign, improved performance, new functionalities like EPUB support and dark mode, enhanced annotation options, and a new plugin architecture for better integration.
Read original articleZotero has released Zotero 7, marking the most significant update in its 18-year history, featuring a complete redesign that enhances design, performance, and functionality. The new item pane replaces horizontal tabs with collapsible vertical sections and a side navigation bar for easier access to information. Users can customize the header to display various metadata, and a dark mode has been introduced, along with improved support for PDF and EPUB content. The update also includes a new user interface with two density options, improved performance on modern hardware, and enhanced reading capabilities for EPUBs and webpage snapshots. New annotation types, smarter citation processes, and a collection search feature have been added, along with a tabs menu for easier navigation. Zotero 7 also improves accessibility and introduces a new plugin architecture for better integration and stability. Users can upgrade directly from the application, and existing plugins will need updates to be compatible with the new version.
- Zotero 7 features a complete redesign with a modern interface and improved usability.
- New functionalities include support for EPUBs, enhanced annotation options, and a dark mode.
- Performance improvements ensure compatibility with the latest hardware, including Apple Silicon Macs.
- The update introduces a new plugin architecture for better integration and stability.
- Users can easily upgrade from previous versions through the application.
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I had been trying to use it from time to time for the past 15 years and it was never good enough for me. The UI was also too dated for my taste. Zotero 7 finally nails it. Congrats and huge thanks to the developers!
If I remember correctly, Zotero server has good API the client don't have. But you get the impression that they don't want anyone to have their own Zotero server.
But guess which profession uses citations probably more times per day than any other: attorneys!
Now guess
The addition of epubs means I can read, cite, annotate and organise anything I'm reading in one place.
I really appreciate the work the team have done here. The last two releases in particular have felt like massive leaps forward.
Great piece of software!
I haven't used Zotero 7 yet, but this is great. I love this. Ditto here:
> At the top of the item pane, a new customizable header lets you choose what info to show[...] even a bibliography entry in your chosen citation style[...]you can choose to keep the Info section closed when you’re not editing metadata and still see the title and other important info
Clearly a lot of thought was put into the ergonomics of everyday use.
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