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Fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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@unifields The issue with * and _ interfering with math nodes is fixed in the latest Zotero 7 beta.
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The issue is already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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@poettli At first, I was unable to do it too, but I followed the video step by step and managed to reproduce it. The last key pressed is _, which triggers the conversion to italic.
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The issue will be fixed in the upcoming Zotero updates. Thanks for reporting.
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Can you provide more details? 1) Does it happen only in dark mode? 2) Which OS are you using? 3) What is your screen resolution? 4) Do you see this problem with other PDF viewers that support dark mode? 5) Does this issue occur with other PDF files?
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Sorry, but this annotation tool isn’t designed for filling out tables or forms.
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Can you test with third-party plugins disabled? If the problem still exists, could you send an example PDF file to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread?
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We'll investigate—thanks.
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The PDF file uses a sophisticated technique to make links multiline, but this doesn’t work on many PDF viewers, including Preview, PDF Expert, and Chrome viewer, although it works on the original PDF.js. It’s unlikely that we’ll fix this issue anyti…
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Shift + arrow keys is fixed. In future we'll add shift+ctrl/option+arrow keys as well.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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@mjthoraval Nothing slips past your eyes! This will be fixed in the next update—thanks!
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@nicholajraihani You can either use Zotero 7 beta or wait for the final release.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.
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@mjthoraval Thanks for testing it. @nicholajraihani There’s no need to send it anymore.
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Thanks for letting us know. We’ll investigate.
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Does it happen with all PDF files?
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Could you send the PDF file to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread?
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Are the fonts actually installed on your system, or did you just download them for internal use in Acrobat Reader?
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@mjthoraval PDF.js should already be able to use system fonts. Yes, we can consider showing a visible warning message. In fact, PDF.js already does that, but it currently shows the message in the console log.
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Yes, the problem is that the PDF file doesn’t include the necessary fonts. One possible solution would be to install those fonts system-wide or find a way to re-export the file from Acrobat Reader with the fonts included.
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Proper sorting isn’t implemented yet. The results are most likely presented in random order. In the future, they will be sorted by relevance.
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That depends on font properties like ascent and descent. At least on the Zotero client, we are normalizing those values if they are too small or large. Do you always prefer the Zotero client line heights, or are there cases when the iOS app does a …
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Already fixed in Zotero 7 beta.