Zotero, your own desktop Library

I believe everyone will have a headache in managing their own documents! My habit is to save the good stuff I see on the Internet as a local webpage or paste it into text and put it in a certain corner of the hard disk. As for e-books, try to classify them into different folders.
It takes a long time to save things in this way and find the things you need. You can only use some desktop search tools, which is not only troublesome, but also difficult to accurately find the content you need.
Zotero is an open-source data management system. It is a plug-in Firefox. With this software, I can manage my own data very well. It can quickly save the webpage to the local by taking a snapshot of the webpage, and can also create new entries to associate the local e-book. In addition to a tree directory for classification, zotero can also tag entries for more subdivided cross-indexing. In the notes, you can add any of your notes, ideas, or other records.
With the collection of so much information and the zotero classification function, it is very convenient to find out. What's more, zotero can write ArticleTo automatically generate references.
Now, my daily life is closely related to three software, zotero, Evernote, and Emacs. Zotero manages my materials and uses blogs to organize my own experiences (no way, don't write them down, and I will forget it later. If I don't write a blog, I won't write it seriously, in a few days, I can't take notes.) I use Evernote to record some transient inspirations and ideas, and use Emacs to write a long story (because of high Editing efficiency ).
Tip: You need to select the most commonly used computer to use zotero to manage documents. You are not sure whether you can merge databases of several computers.