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JabRef is much more feature-rich than Zotero, IMO. It's what I use, and I love it, but I had issues getting it to communicate with LibreOffice--it's really designed to work with LaTeX. I ended up having to export to a file each time I updated the bibliography and import that into LibreOffice.
There are also a bunch of reference managers out there--with the exception of Mendeley (curse you, Elsevier, for being the scum of the earth) they can all export and import biblios from each other, so you can try them out without losing your work.