It doesn't have to be real-time, manual update of bibliography list would make the synchronization simple. User could connect Scrivener with Zotero through API and parse his bibliography from Scrivener. Zotero Web API gives some room for improvisation here. Probably a format of "extensions" or even community-based "plugins" to connect to Zotero or similar services could be easier to maintain than building a new citation manager. I mean, if a user has to do more than a dozen of clicks to get his target achieved - we can guess this is not an optimal workflow.
Thank you for feedback! It looks like to date there aren't any straightforward solutions for citation workflow at all (in all similar applications). There seem to be fewer extra features available to Windows “for free”, though, sadly. As for going the other way, the Windows version has a more advanced name generator. Likewise, Apple provides a syntax analysis framework that allows you to pick out all verbs (for instance) in two lines of code. So, for instance, on macOS, Apple automatically adds speech and dictation features to the menu of any app that supports text editing. Where Apple or Microsoft provides a feature “for free”, we won’t withhold that feature just because it’s not available on the other platform. There are always going to be discrepancies, just as there are discrepancies between Word for Windows and Word for Mac.
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I don’t have the resources to build my own citations manager (that would be a full time job unto itself), so we have to work with what is out there and the frameworks Rose: Well, it depends on what you mean by “feature parity”. Please feel free to join in on that discussion if you have any ideas. :) There’s a thread in the “Wish List” section of the forums in which I asked Zotero users to explain to me exactly how the saw Zotero integration working in Scrivener given how both apps work, and either noboody could say, or they realised that the way they work now was about the only way it can work. So, if your editor sticks with Scrivener 2, you will still be able to use Scrivener 3 and export projects in 2.x format to send & James: I’d love to offer better citation management options, but every time I ask users what they mean by “better integration”, no one is able to tell me. 27 OCTOBER Beaty: Good news - since we last chatted, I have managed to add an “Export to Scrivener 2 format” option to Scrivener 3.
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