Windows on ARM is becoming more common under the influence of Surface laptops, Copilot+ PCs and other devices shipping with ARM64 processors. But running Java desktop applications on these machines...

It’s just May and we again have a full changelog since the last release. We are happy to announce the release of JabRef 6.0 Alpha 6, the next step towards the stable version of JabRef 6.0. It’s f...

In the spirit of this year’s winter olympics 🇮🇹 ❄️ 🏟️, we are proud to announce a winner as well: A new JabRef version… And JabRef once again got accepted for this year’s Google Summer of Code (GS...

Happy Holidays from the JabRef Team! We have a present for you: We are happy to announce the release of JabRef 6.0 Alpha 4, the next step towards the stable version of JabRef 6.0. This alpha releas...

Keeping your literature database in sync across tools can be painful. With the new Git Support in JabRef, you can push your .bib file directly to GitHub—and Overleaf can fetch it from there. This c...

Hello! I’m Wanling, one of the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) students contributing to JabRef this year. In this post, I’d like to introduce a small but helpful feature we recently added — experiment...

Trick or treat! Happy Halloween from the JabRef team! We are happy to announce the release of JabRef 6.0 Alpha 3, the next step towards the stable version of JabRef 6.0. This alpha release brings a...

Hello! I’m Yubo Cao, a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) student at JabRef this year. Today, I’m excited to share with you the new walkthrough and welcome tab features in JabRef that I worked on. Backg...

Hello, I’m Philip, one of the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) students at JabRef this year, and I will be giving you a small introduction on JabRef’s new Cite As You Write (CAYW) feature. When workin...

JabRef gets many contributions by external contributors in the form of pull requests. Want to try out the feature or fix? You can now do so in a few simple steps, and give early feedback! For inst...