Now urls and access dates are missing from such refs. Alternatively, oyu can allow for template definitions, in which users can define what fields are generated in their bib files.

Currently when "Enable BibTeX syncing" is enabled, then the bibtex files created in connection with this option do not contain any information about what collections a bibtex entry was a part of. This information should also be exported to allow interoperability with reference managers like jabref.

For importing BibTeX files, you already provide a pseudo-field "mendeley-tags", which allows to import contents of the non-standard BibTeX field "tags". It would be nice to support for a similar pseudo-field, e.g., called "mendeley-folders", whose contents would be interpreted as assignments of the corresponding BibTeX entry to existing or non-existing Mendeley folders/subfolders upon import. The pseudo-field's contents could be formatted, e.g., like this

...
mendeley-folders = {foo; foo/bar}
...

which would instruct Mendeley to assign the corresponding entry to the folder "foo" and the folder "foo/bar".

Need some way to book mark in the pdf so that I can list the book marks in a file and go back to one later.

We need to have a better way to control the used online space. It is too difficult to regain the used space. When the 'Synchronize attached files' is unchecked from the desktop application and A Sync is done, no online space gets freed. Either this is an error, or the management of the space is too difficult.

There should be an option to clean all the attached files from online space. Then I could re-arrange my local collections and re-sync them to online.

need to update automatically incomplete references from pubmed

I would like to be able to set certain folders within my groups/personal library as 'mirrored'. That way, if I add or modify an entry in either, the changes are mirrored in the other folders. In some ways this may seem like redundant storage, although it would saving me from performing the same operation 2,3 or even 4 times across multiple folders.

Mendeley installed in a virtual machine (VMWare) under Mac OS did not launch properly. Please advise.

it would be very convenient to limit search to information I was interested!

When Mendeley syncs with zotero, some pdf attachments are lost, and with them all the annotations and highlitights I've done. I guess that it's because I changed some information in some of the zotero fields, but this should not happen. Is there any way to recover highlithgs and annotations in order to avoid re-reading again all the lost pdfs?

When using Article-Type "Generic" Mendeley should remember which "Type of Work" you already used.
Those types of work should also been shown on your mendeley-web-profile (instead of just "generic"

Thanks :-)

When I import a patent as PDF it will properly recognize the inventors and such, but will not set the type to "patent" but to journal article... it would be lovely if that would work automatically as well

The organization of folders you can select to sync do not match how they're organized in your library. Subfolders are flattened, so all folders are at the same level, and it's not chronological or even alphabetical. I'm not sure how it's organized at all actually, and I have to manually search and match the folders I want to sync. This can be a tedious process if you work in an interdisciplinary field and have a large library with many folders and subfolders.

Today, the web importer appears as a pop up, which makes importing articles a painful work. I suggest something like poket or evernote extension does.