If you are exclusively or mostly using a Chromebook for your research and writing, RefWorks is the best citation manager to use.
Because it is in the cloud, RefWorks doesn't require a separate app or downloaded software. It also integrates with Google Docs (something Endnote does not do), so if you are using Google Docs for your writing RefWorks is the better choice.
RefWorks for Google Docs is a plugin for Google Docs that lets you run a simplified version of RefWorks inside of Google Docs. RefWorks for Google Docs enables you to access and cite your references while working in Google Docs.
Features:
Installing RefWorks for Google Docs
Google Docs Add-Ons
RefWorks for Google Docs - Not Logged In
Whenever you open the sidebar, as long as you did not log out after your last session, you are still logged in. If you are logged out, enter your credentials to log into RefWorks. Your references appear in the sidebar.
To set the citation style, select Change citation style in the configuration menu, select a citation style, and select Update. Every time you perform this action, all citations and the bibliography will be updated to the new style.
Using RefWorks for Google Docs
To insert an inline citation:
Select the reference and select Cite this. When you do, two things are added to your document:
If you delete a citation, select Update document from the configuration menu to update the bibliography.
To configure the citation before inserting it:
Select the reference and select Edit and Cite. The Edit Citation pane appears.
Edit Citation
Optionally configure the citation style, and whether to add page numbers, hide the author, or hide the publication year. A preview of the citation and the bibliography entry appears.
Select Insert.