@adomasven Ok, do you want the doc were I copy the text from, of were I copy the text to?

@paulbosma The document that you shared with us contains no Zotero citations. You should use Zotero -> Refresh on the original document and make sure that all citations refresh correctly and you do not get notifications about unlinked citations, and also make sure that the citations in the text that you are copying are editable with Zotero. I.e. when you put the cursor in them an popover saying "Edit with Zotero" should appear.

Thank you to everyone who has tried to reproduce this problem. It has been so challenging for me that I have given up using zotero in google docs and moved to using Word. It's especially bad when I use a numbered reference format in the text, because once unlinked I only see the numbers (e.g., "4-7") and then have no idea what documents the references even refer to.

I do edit docs from two different machines under the same google account, but both browsers have the zotero connector installed. I too have noticed that if I leave a doc open for a few days that I return with a few, but not all, references unlinked. I will see if I can reproduce that.

Hi @adomasven, I haven't received a reaction from you. Did you take a look at the document I shared with you?

@paulbosma Yes, thanks! The document that you have shared with us was what helped to find this bug.

Hi, I have come back to edit my google doc today and sadly am still experiencing the same problem. I reverted to a version right before unlinking happened, refreshed and all was well, enabled logging and restarted zotero, moved a segment of text with citations, and citations in moved text became unlinked. I think I did the steps correctly this time.
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