I stopped using it because it didn't support google docs and because the sync storage was too limited.

I love that mendeley has both an online and offline version and they sync with each other. The tool is very light and integrates readily with libreoffice.

Mendeley and endnote are both easy to use, each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

In addition, mendeley synchronization capabilities seem to be limited.

This is a free reference manager with helpful browser integration. It's easy to install and has decent online literature to support its use.

I think the best thing about this is that its available for free.

The search function would crash. The desktop app was kinda ugly.

A lot of my fellow students, have a lot of problems trying to figure out how everything works.

I often encounter problems such as incorrectly titled, article year, etc., probably due to the written language of the file. I have to enter them all myself and of course I have to check.

Mendeley is a fantastic reference management tool that has greatly improved my productivity as a researcher.

The low cost is also a positive point, although there are other low cost alternatives and others with a higher cost but with better quality.

Mendeley has really helped my academic research works. Overall Mendeley is a great software which I highly recommend to anyone working on their research paper for citation purposes and many more.

Mendeley helps me stay organised as it manages all my pdf files seamlessly. Annotations options could be improved.

I dislike how when you add a new reference, you have to sync manually in the app and this is not done automatically.

Mendeley is an amazing low-cost solution for anybody who is looking for a reference manager.

Overall I am very happy with mendeley and can't think of using anything else for this purpose.

I love the Google Chrome and Microsoft Word plugins that allow you to quickly add a reference you found online and format citations automatically.

Best reference manager I have found for my research.

Also love how it makes collaborations easy by sharing projects with colleagues. It also allows for better organization of papers and their references.

As an earlier adopter to Mendeley, I benefitted by greater storage capacity. I was a strong advocate for Mendeley and used it constantly to collaborate with my research team for nearly two decades.

The interface is ugly, old and difficult to understand.

It's not the easiest to use, nor is it a tool that despite being difficult makes up for the learning curve.

The only advantage of using this tool is that it is a well-known tool that is used around the world in the academic world, and is therefore a good alternative for cooperating with teams.

It was free and offered a lot of great functionality (word plug-in) but over the years I noticed that the support has become less and less robust and the interface has gotten very buggy.

The application is free, so it is available to almost everyone, and it is easy to use, as it is enough to practice it a little to master it.

The only downside is that sometimes Mendeley is unable to extract all the necessary paper information automatically, such as the authors and date, and requires manual input.

It also feels good to be able to separate them in the folder. With the Chrome extension, I can save files that I access from different sites in a short time with a single click on Mendele.

Considering the value and features, I would still recommend using this software as it has great acceptance among the researchers and publishing company.

I have used Mendeley as a researcher for months now. It's ability to manage sources and bibliographies is a god-send especially for people like me who researches a lot regarding related literature.

Can’t recognize existing references- annoying. Need to double check the citation manually- frequently the citation vol issue etc. will be erroneous.

I also like that you can download citations in different formats (.ris, etc) and can drag and drop into Mendeley desktop for a quick import. It works well with Word to add references while writing.

It helps with organization, too, because notes are always stored with the document. Great tool for students.

I like the fact that note-taking becomes easier than ever before. The platform is super intuitive and they keep adding great features.

I love Slite's smartphone application. It is beautiful to the eye(aesthetic wise) , lightweight and intuitive.

We use this with our organization to centralize our knowledge management process, procedures, and documents. The tool does a great job of organization, editability, and has a great user interface.

I really like the product and feel an affection for it. It has been a great place to capture ideas and notes so easy.

I hate the fact that I have been billed for 8 months for a software I stopped using the first day.

Different levels of accesses and permission enhances the power of the solution. Content editor is also powerful and flexible.

Notion on steroids - Great tool for collaboration.

For these uses, it's an excellent editor (docs are simple to create and read) with very nice notification features that make it more beneficial than Google Docs (it is far easier to use ).

Just so easy and intuitive and good value. Key features are not restricted from basic version and support is exceptional.

Slite does everything Notion.so (another team documentation collaboration app) does, and more. Slite can integrate with pretty much whatever else you're already using from Trello, to Outlook and more.

I also think as a company grows and get's bigger, I'm not sure it's the correct tool.

You can have shared and private notes, markdown support, checklists, slack integrations. It is very easy to understand both for wiki-type notes as well as to do lists and day-to-day notes.

I love that this is not only a note-taking app but also a communication app.

It's a great tool to centralize knowledge on my team, we have been using it for 3 years and comparing it with other tools like Confluence and Notion you get a lot of value for the price.

The pricing is better than the competition and specially the free version is very appealing for starters. It's great for creating private and public documentation, for teams and at a personal level.

Can't open multiple documents at the same time - for now. Some text layout options are still missing  (cross-out text, color text) - for now.

Mendeley is a reference management solution that helps researchers and publishers cite references and access published articles. It enables professionals to store research papers in a centralized repository, share files with internal and external stakeholders and configure workflows via a unified platform.

The application allows users to organize and search the digital library, annotate documents as well as write citations and bibliographies. Features of Mendeley include data import/export, file sharing, document storage, analytics, collaboration and more.

Pricing is available on request and support is extended via phone, email and other online measures.

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Slite pricing starts from $8/user/month, billed monthly or $6.67/user/month, billed annually.

Premium package starts at $12.50/user/month. 

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