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So the issue will be fixed with the release of Zotero 8, correct? Right, as long as you don't delete the original annotation from the PDF file.
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Thanks for the file. I see the corrupted characters when trying to import it or view it in other PDF viewers. However, I still can't reproduce the issue when I paste the character sequence you provided. Can you tell me more about how you're enterin…
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This is by design. However, the closest workaround is to use ink annotations to mark specific lines, and this way you'll get a screenshot with the lines marked. Ink annotations can also be merged, if they end up in different groups.
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All of this is planned, and you are right about its importance. We'll do it.
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I can reproduce this behavior in Zotero 7.0.30, but Zotero 8 beta works as expected — links correctly select the annotation. Also, why not paste without holding Shift? That will insert an active highlight and give you the fade effect when you navig…
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1. Which version of Zotero are you using? 2. What exactly do you mean by "annotation link" — are you clicking on the highlight or on the in-text citation? 3. Does it still scroll to the correct page, just not highlight? 4. Does the issue occur with …
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Can you send us an example PDF file that has this issue?
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Can you also provide a Debug ID for it happening?
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Weird. I still can't reproduce the issue. Works perfectly fine on Zotero 7.0.30 and macOS 26.1.
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@Amalie1003 You may also want to switch to the 64-bit version of Zotero, since you're currently using the 32-bit build, which limits how much memory Zotero can access.
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So far, I can't reproduce the issue. I'm able to export and re-import annotations with Unicode dingbats in comments without any problems. 1. Which specific Unicode dingbats are causing the issue? 2. Which Zotero version are you using? Also, could …
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You can upload it to Google Drive, Dropbox, or a similar service and send us the link.
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There isn't any setting for this, but normally you shouldn't have any problems with just a hundred pages. Could you send one of those slow PDF files to support@zotero.org, including a link to this thread?
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1) How many pages does the PDF file have? 2) Does it happen with other PDF files? 3) Which Zotero version?
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I think this issue should already be fixed in Zotero Beta.
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The issue will be fixed in the next Zotero Beta update.
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The issue will be fixed in the next Zotero Beta update.
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Could you send the PDF file to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread?
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Can you reproduce this issue in the Firefox PDF reader (since the Zotero reader is based on it)?
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I can't reproduce that issue, but it might be related to system fonts. You could try using Zotero Beta to see if the problem persists.
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How large are those PDF files, and how many pages do they have? Could you upload one of them somewhere and send a link to support@zotero.org together with a link to this thread?
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@ygz0515 There is a chance this issue has been fixed in Zotero Beta. Could you verify and confirm?
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Zotero Beta should be faster at this, if you aren't using it yet.
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You can increase the font size in the Zotero UI via View → Font Size → Bigger. However, the text box shown in the screenshot is from a plugin, so you'll need to contact the plugin's developer if you're experiencing issues.
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Do you mean Zotero itself crashes and quits completely?
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Can you provide a Debug ID for it happening?
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Can you provide a Debug ID for it happening?
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Can you provide a Debug ID for it happening?
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@poettli Do you see that in 8.0-beta.16?
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@pjm56z There's no standard way to add tags to PDF annotations. However, we add a custom field /Zotero:Tags to annotations. If you have development-related questions, please post them in the zotero-dev group.