Zotero launches and syncs successfully. When there are zero items in My Library, the empty listing displays a "Welcome to Zotero!" message including a link to "install a Zotero Connector." When I clic

before finding the better way to import my firefox bookmarks I had a look at the JS client API documentation and have some thoughts I want to share:

If I try to open a link when my default browser is set to Firefox, the link opens as expected in the currently running instance of Firefox.

Are they actual bookmarks in a web browser? Export them to HTML (in my Firefox, that's Bookmarks -> Manage Bookmarks -> Import and Backup -> Export bookmarks to HTML, other browsers will be something

However, these PDF section links do not function when opened in Firefox or Zotero. The TOC displays, but clicking on the elements does nothing.

As an avid user of Zotero, I greatly appreciate its seamless integration with Firefox, which streamlines the process of adding sources to my library. However, I believe there's room for further enhanc

I have a lot of bookmarks (~3k) in raindrop.io that I would like to add to Zotero with snapshots.

I now am also having issues getting the Zotero extension to show up in the extensions toolbar or in the right click menu in Firefox v114.0.2 on MacOS Ventura 13.4.1. I was having these issues and then

Has anyone figured out what's causing this yet? I have setup a new surface with Zotero and connector enabled but not showing in the Firefox toolbar. There's no >> overflow panel and it doesn't appea

since I just started using Zotero, I was wondering if there exists a way to import Firefox bookmarks to Zotero, similar to how the connector would create snapshots and retrieve them?

The code is on js and works on most of the pdfs shown in browser, when that js is run using bookmark. Since zotero is based on firefox, we should be able to use it on pdfs shown by zotero reader too.

Firefox version actually probably doesn't matter much — Wooshy works pretty similarly in Firefox 60 and Firefox 102. But it doesn't find everything in either — e.g., it can't find entries in the bookm

(You can see the same behavior in the Firefox bookmarks manager, which is based on the same component that Zotero used to use.)

The tag system works well, but not for "projects" you're working on. I use collections like playlists in iTunes where I may have 1 journal article in more than 1 collection and/or subcollection becau

I don't know what you're looking at, but no, they're not — not in the defined Netscape format. And if I add tags to a Firefox bookmark entry and export it, the tags are in an HTML attribute, not the v

I'm trying to get the Netscape html bookmark file, the same format Firefox, Chrome, Edge and almost every other modern browser uses:

I would like for the exported bookmarks to preserve the tags, like for example Firefox does.

should just appear in Zotero (and web library in Firefox) shortly after. I don't see at which point web library is opened in "Researcher" app?

FWIW, Zotero can import exported Firefox bookmarks. I honestly doubt that the effort of building sync, which would be very significant, is worth it.

and a search field looking through my drive and bookmarks.