We just released a new version of JabRef! The new version 3.6 can be downloaded as of now from FossHub or at GitHub. Version 3.6 contains 45 bug fixes and more than 30 changes and improvements. ...

In the next release of JabRef a revised hotkey system is introduced. The two goals of this revision is to improve maneuverability through the keyboard and streamlining hotkeys. Sometimes, related h...

By voting in the forum’s polls, JabRef will better suits your needs. It is fast and simple. Currently, you can make your voice heard about: Seamless crossreferencing Duplicated entries: whic...

We just released a new version of JabRef! The new version 3.5 can be downloaded as of now from FossHub, the official JabRef download site. JabRef 3.5 mainly concentrates on fixing some bugs. The ...

In cooperation with discourse.org a new forum for JabRef has just been opened! You can find it by now in the top navigation bar on JabRef.org or directly here: http://discourse.jabref.org The mai...

We are pleased to announce the release of JabRef version 3.4! The new version can be downloaded as of now from FossHub, the official JabRef download site. The main focus of this release is improv...

For a longtime, a single click on a toolbar button has allowed JabRef to insert citations in WinEdt. From JabRef to WinEdt. WinEdt is a powerful and versatile all-purpose text editor for Windows...

We are pleased to announce the release of JabRef version 3.3! Since April 17, 2016, JabRef 3.3 can be downloaded from FossHub, the official JabRef download site. This release contains new and imp...

Some users reported JabRef was slow on large databases (thank you for the feedback!). This was especially the case for three operations: loading a database saving a database searching throu...

The results of the survey are available at https://www.jabref.org/surveys/2015/ JabCon is over and we are working on releasing a new version containing the results of our hacking sessions