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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?
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Hold Option/Alt to select text under a highlight or underline annotation.
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The issue will be fixed soon. Thanks for reporting.
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Indeed, when a PDF is first opened, some processing occurs that blocks search until it completes. Thanks for investigating. We'll fix it.
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We'll fit it—thanks.
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I haven’t been able to reproduce this so far on macOS or Windows. Since you’re likely using Linux, it might be something specific to that system. Maybe someone else can reproduce it.
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Can you reliably reproduce that? Is it enough to drag three annotations from any PDF file into an empty note?
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It will be fixed soon—thanks.
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@armst874 Just to clarify—was the text selected when you clicked the button? Otherwise, it shouldn't replace any existing text.
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How long does it take to find all the results, and how many pages does the PDF have?
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We'll fix it—thanks.
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There is a chance the issue is already fixed in Zotero beta.
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Could you provide screenshots showing the difference between Zotero and another PDF viewer?
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Does it consistently happen with all PDF files? Could you provide specific steps to reproduce the issue?