There are a few things I would like they've just never bothered to implement, even though many people have requested them, but then again at least they have a good forum and request system.
ZOTERO WORD PLUGIN WINE SOFTWARE
They have been slowly but surely improving the quality of their software the last three years I have been using it, and I couldn't live without it. You can find pretty much any style you want at. The only exception from your list is that the journals don't provide citation style files (you refer to them as Endnote files) for zotero. Capturing sources takes just one click within your browser. It does all of the above, and then some.For starters its has an interface that makes sense, unlike Endnote's which is a random pile of features accrued over the years. How does Zotero fare in the features I mentioned? I used it a few years ago but it lacked integration with MS Word, so I just gave up on it. You could download Endnote files on IEEE, Elsevier (scopus, sciencedirect) and other websites. The database could be saved on a cloud storage (and be available on all PCs) The formats could be changed and the whole document would be updated immediately. The numbers were always in the order of usage, You could have multiple types of documents (Journal, Conference paper etc.) You would copy/paste text-citation mix to a new document (from several previous papers/thesis of yours) and it would order the citation numbers (as in IEEE and numbered format) and produce a final reference list. I used Endnote because of a few cool capabilities.
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