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I can reproduce the issue in Zotero 7.0.24, but it works fine in the Zotero 8 beta.
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You can just drag selected text or annotations into the desired note position.
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Please send an example PDF file to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread.
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@jeremyvancleve Weird. I see the same behavior in Zotero, Acrobat Reader, and Preview. It seems the PDF text layer is just broken.
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We made some changes that may fix scrolling with a stylus (assuming your computer distinguishes it from a finger). Additionally, you will be able to trigger scrolling by touching the gray area outside the pages. These changes should be available in…
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It should be fixed in the next beta update. Thanks for reporting.
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We are gradually improving this feature to work better with more documents. If you would like to help, you can send example PDF files where the feature does not work well to support@zotero.org, along with a link to this thread.
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Please send an example PDF file to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread.
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Could you make a video?
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Text annotations made with other viewers will become visible again in the next beta update.
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It will be fixed in the next update — thanks.
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It will be fixed soon. Thanks for reporting.
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@bennett.smith So clicking a highlight doesn’t focus the comment, even if it’s empty? Can you reproduce this in Zotero 7.0.22 or Zotero 8 beta?
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The next beta update should include a new version of pdf.js, so we'll see if the issue still remains.
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Is this the only PDF file that has this issue? It seems difficult to reproduce.
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Can anyone reproduce this on Windows or macOS using 8.0-beta?
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Can you make a screenshot demonstrating the issue?
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Could you send an example PDF file, exported with the annotations, to support@zotero.org along with a link to this thread?
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The Zotero PDF reader supports rotation that permanently modifies the selected pages in the PDF file. However, the Shift‑R shortcut unintentionally triggered PDF.js’s temporary, global rotation affecting all pages. To prevent confusion between the t…
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We'll fix it—thanks.
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We might consider that. But could you clarify why you’re selecting text and not creating a highlight? Otherwise, the popup would disappear.
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I mean, this isn't specific to Zotero. There's no universal way to open a specific page in a PDF file from the command line either. If you know of software that can do this reliably, let us know.
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It seems there isn't a consistent way to open a specific page in external PDF viewers.
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The PDF file doesn't have a text layer. You'll need to use OCR software to create one. After that, you'll be able to annotate the PDF normally.
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Well, you can start by deleting the duplicated pages (you can do that from the thumbnails view).
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Could you send an example PDF file to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread?
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Zotero 7 successfully recognizes the de facto page labels up to page 160, but then duplicated pages suddenly start at 77 again, and everything gets messed up. So I would recommend to review and reorganize all pages in this PDF file first.
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Which version of Zotero are you using? In old versions, you needed to hold Shift to select text under annotations.
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Could you send example PDF files to support@zotero.org and include a link to this thread?
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Can you make a video?