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+If you spend a lot of time trying to remember papers, presentations, textbooks, blog posts, stack overflow answers, or twitter threads from 3 years go, then you may want **Zotero**.
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+It's a normal desktop application, there's a cloud tool I dont use, and a really useful Firefox extension. 
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+## It's basically bookmarking with some extra features:
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+* Automatically extract info like authors, title, metadata, and links.
+* You can attach the snapshot or PDF automatically or manually. This prevents link rot, which is great.
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+There's some others too:
+* You can add notes and then search through them later. It's occasionally useful.
+* Tagging and "collections" make some sense.
+* Importing from bibtex
+* Duplicate detection
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+There's also a lot of features that make sense only for academics like automatic bibtex export or even other citation styles.
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+## Things it doesn't do right
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+* Can't add your own citation type (like web applet or something). So limited to just "websites" for some things.
+* Doesn't store youtube videos
+* Does not provide text search inside of PDFs
+* It doesn't let you keep a stack/queue of interesting papers or such (i.e. it's not Pocket)
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