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• I apologize for the delayed update as I've been dealing with a family emergency. As it turns out, after more investigation, it seems that something in Firefox itself has recently changed, and that as a result of this change there are numerous addon…

  in Zotero-Related addons/extensions break Firefox functionality Comment by Echelon December 13, 2016
• Thanks, Dan. Following the information in the link you posted, the Zotero Error Report says, "No errors have been logged since Zotero started." There is no Report ID to give. According to information obtained from the Firefox Add-ons pane, the FF…

  in Zotero-Related addons/extensions break Firefox functionality Comment by Echelon November 25, 2016
• To clarify, I have the "stand-alone" version of Zotero (not "Zotero for Firefox"), which still works fine with FF 50.0 (but my FF findbar doesn't when either "Zotero" or "Abbreviations for Zotero" integration addon is enabled). With that said, per …

  in Zotero-Related addons/extensions break Firefox functionality Comment by Echelon November 25, 2016
• 4.0.28 stand-alone

  in Zotero-Related addons/extensions break Firefox functionality Comment by Echelon November 25, 2016
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  in Zotero-Related addons/extensions break Firefox functionality Comment by Echelon November 25, 2016
• dragonfly, thank you for taking the time to write up your suggestions and explanations. I should have clarified in the beginning (and I have updated the OP accordingly) that I'm working mostly with PDF documents, and working in Zotero stand-alone, …

  in Best way to have different notes for the same document in different collections? Comment by Echelon October 1, 2015
• @adamsmith and bwiernik: Wow, thanks to both of you for the quick responses! @adamsmith: I don't mind creating duplicate items. In fact, that is what I had been doing (via right-click, "Duplicate Item"), but it's cumbersome because only parent ite…

  in Best way to have different notes for the same document in different collections? Comment by Echelon October 1, 2015
• xdg-open [path-and-name-of-any-pdf] opens the file in Okular (the system default viewer).

  in Using a different PDF Viewer in Standalone in Linux Comment by Echelon October 1, 2015
• This resource says that Zotero's profile directory on Linux should be at "~/.zotero/Profiles/." For some reason, mine is at "~/.zotero/zotero/.default/." In any case, I closed Zotero, deleted the "mimeTypes.rdf" file and restarted Zotero, to no av…

  in Using a different PDF Viewer in Standalone in Linux Comment by Echelon September 25, 2015
• @Dan Stillman: At the time I installed Zotero, I did not have Okular installed. I have a suspicion that perhaps, during the Zotero install, it grabs a reference to whichever PDF viewer is the default at the time and hangs onto it (regardless of wh…

  in Using a different PDF Viewer in Standalone in Linux Comment by Echelon September 23, 2015
• adamsmith Feb 6th 2014 Zotero uses the system's default PDF viewer. There's no easy way to change that. The above is untrue. My system default PDF viewer is Okular. Any time I open a PDF, directly or from an application, it opens in Okular. T…

  in Using a different PDF Viewer in Standalone in Linux Comment by Echelon September 22, 2015