No — the announcement doesn’t mean anything like that. It really just means that the iPad version of Safari will identify itself as a desktop browser so that sites don’t send the mobile version.
But the iPad app will provide a way to save from the browser, similar to the connector. You can do a version of that today with the Zotero bookmarklet, but it should work a bit better.
Ditto - I was actually exploring the possibility of funding my own Zotero app for the iPad (a sort of updated Papership which gets closer to defunct daily it seems...)
If this iPad app is firmly being developed I wont push my own
In addition, Papership has finally been updated (twice in the last two months)!! The updates say "bug fixes" and "interface improvements", and there are at least new icons inside the app ;)
Yes, this is right. But for some reason papership would not connect to my nextcloud via webdav anymore. Therefore i cannot access my pdfs via this app :(. But yes, it was a NICE surprise.
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But the iPad app will provide a way to save from the browser, similar to the connector. You can do a version of that today with the Zotero bookmarklet, but it should work a bit better.
If this iPad app is firmly being developed I wont push my own
Keep up the great work guys
In addition, Papership has finally been updated (twice in the last two months)!! The updates say "bug fixes" and "interface improvements", and there are at least new icons inside the app ;)
But yes, it was a NICE surprise.
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/341080/#Comment_341080
I created a lastsync.txt in my nextcloud zotero folder. Since then I am able to connect and sync to my Nextcloud using webdav without any problems.