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[GeoffreyChen777]

Hi there, I thank you guys for all your suggestions and comments. You can leave your comments to Paperlib here. I will select some of them, and show them on the webpage to introduce Paperlib to new users.

[seongminp]

Just want to say thank you for this great piece of software! Makes my life much easier. I have fond memories of iTunes and PaperLib is giving me similar vibes. Thank you and I hope this project continues for a long time.

[GeoffreyChen777]

@seongminp Thanks for your comment! So glad you like Paperlib, best wishes to you!

[brant-ruan]

Thanks for designing&developing this awesome application! Hope this application could be known by more academic people.

[ODAncona]

Hey hello, I love this app !

I think the main force of this repo is the scrapper. However, the ui lack few features to be widely adopted like:

• Ability to search paper by tags
• Ability to add tags rapidly
• Ability to add more tag colors (only 4 available at the moment)
• Ability to add column on the list
• Display recent papers

[GeoffreyChen777]

@ODAncona Hi, glad to know you love Paperlib.

• Ability to search paper by tags: if you just want to search paper by a single tag, click the left panel tag item. if you want to search a paper with multiple tags, for example: a paper with tagA and tagB, you can: switch the search mode to advanced - input tags.name == 'tagA' and tags.name == 'tagB' to search bar - press Enter.

• Ability to add tags rapidly: if you wish to assign a paper with an existing tag, you can drag a paper item onto the tag item in the left sidebar.

• Ability to add column on the list: if you are talking about that you want to see more info about a paper in the list view. Just go to the preference - Mainview.

• Display recent papers: you can order the list by their adding date. Click the sort button at the right top coner.

[GeoffreyChen777]

@ODAncona

BTW, I would recommend you the custom scraper feature of paperlib. You can use it to create an auto-tagger based on the keywords.

Here is the guide: https://paperlib.app/en/doc/metadata-scraper/custom-scraper.html

There are a lot of interesting use case with the custom scraper. For me I created a publication formatter to format the ugly raw metadata scrapped from the internet.

[hologerry]

The ultimate papers management app that all (CS) scholars should try! Regretting that I just came across this app today. 💯

[ischaojie]

Thanks for this awesome project, it's really helpful! and I'd like to contribute.

[chen-yingfa]

A Zotero alternative that is minimalistic and powerful at the same time. It pays attention to the smallest details.

[uservinu]

First of all, great work by the team to find a better alternative for citation management. I personally use Jabref, which works with my workflow. I have tried Zotero but do not like the design or lack of alternate syncing options(you have to sign in to unlock DAV syncing). Some suggestions/Improvements.

1. Support manually adding Multiple Tags
2. Support for VSCODE when working with tex files. with citation key search/author search.+Generate a .bib file with the included citations.
3. Support for perplexity api.