Roam for note-taking

Obsidian for orderly longread writing, memex building

HackMD + Gitbook for personal or client documentation 

Bear for trashable numeric copypastas

Raindrop + TG Saved Messages for bookmarking

What else?

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I use Pocket too for offline bookmarks, but not very happy with it

Zotero for academic papers / references

Apple Notes in a pinch, when I only have my phone

PhD in aviation ∩ climate science | Aviator, diver, Etherean, nexialist | Host of /diving /ethfinance /eth-staker /geopolitics /science /singapore /thomas

I ditched Pocket, and Zotero years ago. Zotero's OS do not account for endless bugs. Got an EndNote '20 license during the last bull. But I think academics are too lazy to create a genuinely usable citation software. 

The only thing I like about EndNote is the online locker + keyword automation group creation.

Emmm, but now I can't live without zotero. It's been really useful for me in academic writing and citations. Perhaps you could give its plugins a try sometime.

I am a guardian of Trustlab, immersed in the MR lifestyle.

“Better BibTeX”, this plugin is excellent, especially when combined with ChatGPT, it provides a great experience in academic writing.😆

I tried Zotero during my MA years and back then even Mendeley was better TBH. I am happy with the EndNote yet none of these software works in line with the current seamlessness of any related technology. Sure though I'll give it a try again.