Editing an entry is almost unworkable due to the huge typing delay. One downside: the application is utterly slow (at least version 5.2 and 5.3). Yes, by using the aforementioned shared database in combination with a library specific General file location on a network share. Allows for collaboration through shared reference collections or similar, while using the free self-hosted storage.Allows for tagging and/or a folder structure.

Can link one or more documents to a reference.

Has a browser plugin to import items from the web.Can automatically add references based on identifier (DOI, ISBN, etc.).Has free (gratis) options to extend storage, preferably at a self-hosted location.Has a native Android client - unfortunately not.

I've listed how it address the requirements below: JabRef with a shared Postgres/Oracle/MySQL database and a network storage (both on a self-hosted VPS) is an option. This suggestion does not address all requirements, but as it addresses most I'm posting it as an answer. I have a VPS so are there any alternatives to Endnote/Zotero that is FOSS and has the ability to be self-hosted? Unfortunately, as for groups the WebDAV functionality is not available and you're limited to the 300mb of the free plan.

Allows for collaboration through shared reference collections or similar, while using the free self-hosted storage.įor those wondering, I have created a Zotero account (covers most requirements) and they offer WebDAV functionality allowing to use self-hosted storage.

I am looking for a reference manager that: I am looking for a self-hosted alternative for EndNote. Presently, I am using Endnote however this does not operate on Android (iOS is available).

Endnote alternatives