First, YAY!!!!! Thank you. And a question: I used to use the Zoo for Zotero android app and the mobile browser extension (haven't in the last two years, tho). Would you be able to tell a bit about the differences in functionality between the two apps?
@dstillman does the Android app support syncing using WebDAV? I am using Infini-Cloud for WebDAV, which works on my Windows. However, on the Android app, I can not find any option to sync using WebDAV.
@tasrif-khondaker -- yes it does. You can select Webdav for file sync in My Library in the account settings in Android (the gear icon at the top right of the 'Libraries' screen)
Very excited to discover yesterday that this has finally been released - it's been eagerly anticipated for a long time in this corner of UK academia. Using it for the first time I thought about how much I like Zotero as a product: open source, configurable, extensible, works with a webDAV server, does exactly what I need and nothing more, and not constantly updated with pointless bells and whistles to sucker me into a subscription. It's one of the few software applications I use absolutely every working day, and I'm really glad it's there. Thanks for the effort that went into it.
I have a Google Pixel 9 Pro, and my experience with the mobile app has been so-so. I have thousands of items and attachments in my Zotero library, and the app is prone to crashing and slow-down. I am wondering if iPhone users report the same issue. If not, I may seriously consider getting an iPhone...
signsinthedust Please provide detailed descriptions of when issues appear and if the app is crashing then you should be getting a message within the app with the DebugID on next app start. Please also provide it.
Thanks so much for all your work on this! Just by chance I did a search for it this week, and there it was, finally! Yay!
I've seen several people mention annotations, and seemingly not have found that - I did, but it was through trial and error. Once you have a document in view, it's the little icon that looks like a squiggly-pencil at the top of the screen - right in the middle of the icons. Pops open a toolbar so you can choose the type of annotation you want to make.
For me, the mystery is how to create a stand-alone note from the Android ap. But I will go and put that in a separate post, as requested, so it is not buried here.- NEVERMIND -I FOUND IT! Little +sign up at the top in the center, near the collection name. :)
Really just in here to say how much I appreciate all of your work, you Zotero developers. Great stuff!!!
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Are there plans to expand the settings in Zotero for Android for various configurations as in Windows?
And a question: I used to use the Zoo for Zotero android app and the mobile browser extension (haven't in the last two years, tho). Would you be able to tell a bit about the differences in functionality between the two apps?
Many thanks for your efforts on the launch of that life-changing version!
I've seen several people mention annotations, and seemingly not have found that - I did, but it was through trial and error. Once you have a document in view, it's the little icon that looks like a squiggly-pencil at the top of the screen - right in the middle of the icons. Pops open a toolbar so you can choose the type of annotation you want to make.
For me, the mystery is how to create a stand-alone note from the Android ap. But I will go and put that in a separate post, as requested, so it is not buried here.- NEVERMIND -I FOUND IT! Little +sign up at the top in the center, near the collection name. :)
Really just in here to say how much I appreciate all of your work, you Zotero developers. Great stuff!!!