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Yes and yes.
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➜ ~ pluginkit -mAvv | grep -i -A 4 zotero ; mdfind "kMDItemCFBundleIdentifier == 'org.zotero.zotero'" ; ls /Applications/Zotero.app/Contents/PlugIns ; codesign --verify --deep --strict -vvvv /Applications/Zotero.app/Contents/PlugIns/ZoteroSafariE…
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Downloaded 10.0-beta.17+91d7e73d2, overwrote previous copy, launched Zotero, restarted Mac, allowed unsigned extensions…Zotero still not appearing in list of extensions in Safari.
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And indeed Zotero 10.
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Just downloading it from https://www.zotero.org/support/beta_builds and dragging it into Applications. `$ xattr -l /Applications/Zotero.app/Contents/PlugIns/ZoteroSafariExtension.appex/Contents/Resources/manifest.json com.apple.FinderInfo: com.appl…
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17.6.
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It’s not showing up in Extensions at all, even after deleting, restarting, and reinstalling the beta.
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I have the same or possibly a similar issue; I’m reading a PDF and wish to see either the totality of the highlighted text or the totality of my annotation of previous highlights without jumping back to a previous place in the text. Is there a way t…
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I didn’t even know you could open notes in the right panel. Thanks! I searched the documentation for “add to note” and got no hits.
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+1. Even something like Obsidian-style Markdown footnotes would be great. I find myself using Zotero notes for bunches of things, and footnotes would be a welcome addition.
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Well then. Thanks. Is this in the documentation somewhere? It seems like there’s all sorts of little things about Zotero you only discover when you ask in the forums…
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What are the system requirements for this new extension? Zotero Connector is no longer showing up for me on Monterey.
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Gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.
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It is customary for the menu item to say *what* is being undone or redone; this would be greatly helpful, as I’ve already run into a situation where the results of the undo might be invisible (in this case undoing the creation of an annotation which…
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+1 to all of this. I was setting an Actions and Tags script to use “l” as a trigger, hit the trigger, then my computer started reading to me—and I saw no way to turn it off! I could *pause* it, but nothing I could see to click would make it go away.…
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I would also love this feature. I use annotations as bookmarks, and often I’m interested in which bookmarks I created most recently.
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This seems pretty useful. One note: Please put the repository link in the plugin info under Homepage.
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Could the Back button also activate when jumping to a new page using a bookmark?
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Looking forward to these features.
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+1 to this. Being able to access various items in the standard Mac contextual menu in Zotero PDFs would be enormously time-saving.
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Well, heck. Focused Mode does exactly what I want. I can’t wait until the plugin marketplace becomes active. Thanks.
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I’m surprised that this isn’t a more common request, as I regularly need it (again today). Maybe other people are calling it something else?
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Using the forums as the primary feedback mechanism is frustrating. How do I know whether the devs have seen this and acknowledged it as a bug report?
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I don’t think Zotero has any native means of editing PDFs.
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Yeah, Zotero is asking for more than half of my 15” screen, and some apps are not happy with that. When I turn “Displays have separate Spaces” off, and choose “Move Window to Right Side of Screen,” about a third of the window is off the screen. I ca…
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It’s not *possible* to support plugins? Obsidian manages to do it rather well…
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I mean, that works, sort of, but it’s not really “split view” anymore. However, I never even knew about this setting; that’s an interesting feature.
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I dunno. Maybe it’s a screen size issue? Note the big black bar in my image; when I actually do split screen, all that’s taken up with the Zotero window, though I can then resize it.
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Okay, so it doesn’t work with *Safari.* Or Pages. But it does work with Notes and Finder. So can it be updated to work with Safari? On the other hand, it *does* work with Firefox, so a least there’s a workaround.