Great news! JabRef got accepted as an open source organization for this year’s Google Summer of Code (GSoC). The goal of this annual program is to give university students oppurtunity to learn abou...

As we have mentioned in the previous post, the development of JabRef 5.0 is underway. Since this will bring substantial changes to the user interface, we want to make sure that we consider your wor...

📅 October is here and that means that it’s time for 2018’s edition of Hacktoberfest! Want to help with the improvement of JabRef and even get a free T-shirt? Start contributing now as part of Hackt...

After more than four months of hard work and following our work on the JabCon, we are proud to release JabRef 4.2! We worked to fix a lot of freezes and performance issues, for example when search...

Last week the annual JabCon took place in Dresden, Germany, where the majority of the JabRef developers met in person and worked together to improve JabRef and discuss the roadmap for future releas...

After more than two months of hard work, we are proud to release JabRef 4.1. Although 4.0 was imperfect, we needed to release it anyways, since more and more features of the previous version 3.8.2 ...

Before updating, read the important notes below! Finally, we are proud to announce JabRef 4.0! This major release comes almost two years after JabRef 3.0 and more than half a year after the latest...

The transition to the new GUI technology JavaFX is reaching a milestone where most of the entry editor is already migrated. This beta3 release should encourage you to test the new user interface, e...

In the spirit of the last beta release, we decided to release a second beta before the full 4.0 release. We are continuing the transition of the user interface technology to JavaFX. JavaFX provide...

In the last months, we worked hard, with the help of students of the University of Stuttgart, on a technological improvement of JabRef. The aim is to replace the outdated user interface technology ...