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Thanks AbeJellinek, that's a much better solution! I can't believe I just needed to look 5 lines up... After adding this option and restarting Zotero, everything simply works: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u6266655/uo96fdgg40l7s…
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Addendum: You could also edit the translator "Note HTML.js" and keep the Markdown-translator. Both are hard-coded, according to https://github.com/zotero/zotero/blob/a2ed2c8b12e18ce8f55aac564704dbee92e90e0f/chrome/content/zotero/fileInterface.js#L73…
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Hi Darren, EDIT: There is a much better solution, thanks to AbeJellinek. --- I had the same question and got a quick-and-dirty solution working: You need to edit the built-in translator “Note Markdown.js” (on Windows located in “C:\Users\$USER\Zote…
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I wrote some simple JavaScript-Code that prompts the user: 1) the field to be searched, 2) the string to replace, 3) the new string - then it shows the number of (case-sensitive) results and a preview of one old+new field-contents. After confirming…