For example:
I import a record from PubMed. It doesn't have an abstract (or has an incomplete abstract)

[I visit the publisher site to view the article there]

I edit the imported Zotero record by adding text from the publisher's site to the abstract.

If I click to view another Zotero record without first tabbing away from the edited abstract field and then later return to the record I edited, the changes I made to the abstract are not retained.

Perhaps, I could make a video of these actions if I'm not clear.

Am I wrong that in past versions of Zotero that I could go to another Zotero record and retain the contents of a field first without hitting the tab or enter field key? I can re-learn automatic muscle movements and always remember to tab; but if this is a bug I request that it be squashed.

Thanks


edit: For the past year or so, Springer-Nature metadata sent to PubMed contains only the introduction or background section of the abstract (and omitting the methods, results, and conclusion sections). I add those missing parts of the abstract. (Even when I use the DOI to visit the journal website and download the article from there, only the first abstract section is provided.)

Often, a PubMed record will have as its title: "Correction: an article title " and the abstract is only "This corrects DOI listing a DOI" and no statement of the kind of correction needed. Is it to a change in the results, an author's name, or merely an author's affiliation?

In these and other instances I want more information in the abstract.