✅ New Year Resolution: I'm switching back to @mozilla Firefox as my default browser. This is consistent with my using Mastodon, Signal, Zotero, and other outstanding privacy mindful Open Source alternatives to the data- and dollar-hungry apps of the monopolistic tech giants. #Mastodon#Firefox#Signal#Zotero#OpenSource
further #Zotero news: #zoplicate is an add-on that applies the Zotero duplicate detection alogrithms before adding an item to your library.
If you (as me) happen to add the same title over and over again when you stumble over it (and don't remember that you've already seen it), this might be worth trying out: https://github.com/ChenglongMa/zoplicate
Now that I am done with school I’m reevaluating my #pkm setup. I’ve been using #notion#obsidian#devonthink#zotero Apple Notes, and several paper notebooks. I think it may be a little to complicated, so curious as to what and how everyone uses their #pkm tools.
Does anyone feel like sitting down in front of the computer and playing around with their notes a bit?
I just wrote down how I set up and try to maintain my (academic) reading list in #Obsidian using the #Projects plugin by @marcusolsson and #Zotero. Might post it again after the holidays, but for now, here's the description of my approach for those who asked. Thus, fulfilling my promise from this thread: https://hcommons.social/@natalie/109557676423033978
I've finally managed to format my references from #Zotero so that they show up in Projects without any problems. Now I can finally create a reading list and easily track and change the status of books from within the Projects view.
Wonderful. Can't wait to continue reading for my dissertation next year and finally track what I want to read or have read each week. But for now, it is a reading break here!
Was ist Ihnen bei der Literatursuche wichtig, brauchen Sie Infos zu #Forschungsdaten, würden Sie Literaturlisten in #Zotero o.ä. für die Deutsche Historische Bibliografie bereitstellen?