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Yes.
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Thank you for your reply. So, using your own example in Google Scholar, when I try to save the first entry into Zotero, I am able to save the citation, but neither the snapshot nor the PDF (which I am able to access when clicking the link) is not be…
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I seem to be having the exact same problem (just included a new post on the forum).
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It helps a bit to close the tag selector, but it still freezes often and is quite slow.
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Yes, I have tried to disable all of the other Firefox add-ons except for the Zotero-related ones (Zotero, Zotero Word for Windows Integration, and ZotFile), but the speed issue and freezing problems still persist.
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Yes, updating Zotero seems to have fixed the problem. Thank you!
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My Zotero version is 4.0.27.4. My Firefox version is 40.0.3. I tried disabling all of the other add-ons and tried to start Zotero agaim, but I still cannot get the EZProxy to work.
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So sorry - I did not see this response until now. I have saved the two screenshots as you requested in a Word document in Dropbox. The link to this document is: https://www.dropbox.com/s/afcz2hyinhqjlji/Zotero%20Proxy%20Issue%20-%20MVK%209-14-15.…
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There is no box named "Automatically Associate New Hostnames" for me to check/uncheck. I added the site http://www.jstor.org/%p to the site name list on the proxy tab in Zotero preferences, but when I tested the link, it took me to the article …
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I then get another box that says with two fields, one for Hostname, and one for Scheme. The box for "Multi-Site" is checked. The Hostname field is blank. The Scheme field is http://%h.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/%p
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When I double click the link, I get a blank Firefox page with a "Server not Found" error. I do not get JSTOR or any other sites that I have tried. I only use the Zotero Firefox plug-in version of Zotero for all of my reference management needs.
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It seems that Zotero is not recognizing that the website that I am trying to access is a site or article that I should have access to through my university, provided that I log in using my university name and password. Previously, for example, if I …
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Yes! That fixed it! Now I feel really silly...thanks so much!
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So, I have always signed in through my university's proxy login page to gain access to the online journals. In the past, there has never been a conflict between using the university proxy page and saving items to Zotero. As for my cookie settings in…
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I am not sure that I follow completely, but the debug log should cover the action in which I go to Google Scholar and try to add an article using the "Save to Zotero" button, whereby I get a Known Translator Issue error. I have done this again, just…