I've checked access via "curl https://user:password@myserver.spdns.org:/webdav/zotero/somefile.zip" and with the same URL in the firefox (129.0.2) address bar. In Tor, I get a message "You are about t

I don't know if there is a big need to use tor browser to browse onion pages, but I do have some needs to use tor to help me protect my privacy. So I'm wondering if it's possible to build a zotero con

If this helps, here are the authors of the full report, the technical summary and the 8 first chapters (I followed the format of the existing IPCC translator)

cross-site tracking and profiling by data aggregators. I don't want my research work associated with everything else in my life.

(1)(+0006742): HTTP POST https://zoterofilestorage.s3.amazonaws.com/ failed with status code 0

None of this is about the Zotero application. You seem to have just entered the URL of the Zotero download page, but even that isn't particularly relevant, since the Zotero download page doesn't refer

@adamsmith, I have set no proxy for 'localhost,127.0.0.1' under the network settings of TOR. Would you mind pointing where else to whitelist in TOR if that is not the case? Thanks.

I think it actually might work (though no promises). Key thing to whitelist would not be zotero.org but port 127.0.0.1 (a local port) and you'd need to whitelist it from TOR, not noScript.

If the Tor Browser does not support the same functionality as the Mozilla then it is very likely that the connector will not work in this browser.

The zotero5 connector in tor-browser7.0.4 (based on Mozilla Firefox 52.3.0 64-bit version) does not seem to do anything that appends entries in zotero-standalone 5.0.17, although the relevant sites i

No, they're just normal HTTPS requests. You're not using Tor or something like that that Amazon might block? Is there a way to directly test the s3 connection, to absolutely identify access to it as t

Is there an extension for TOR browser ? Or Should we use Firefox ?

2) In Zotero's tag selector (lower left pane) right-click on a tag to modify it, e.g.: "DataFlow" modified to "dataflow" or anything else really. (It does not matter what the result of the modificatio

I just tried to install zotero on a linux system. I am using the Tor-browser and at the download page I was presented with the download button for the Windows standalone version.

https://www.torproject.org/index.html.en

Granted whether Word can or cannot do something doesn't help a developer trying tor replicate a function. I'm just trying to make the case that the functionality would be useful (perhaps necessary) fo

I don't think we've tried this on TOR (though I don't really see why there should be a problem), but tons of people are using proxies and it's certainly not a general issue. Is this Zotero or Firefox

Zotero translators and Save as Webpage do not seem to work on TOR network and/or on proxy service. Is it obvious or I am missing something? Is there a workaround?

It seems that Tor button had a similar bug a few years ago: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/1014

That last error is from HTTPS Everywhere. Simon might have some ideas here, but if that error doesn't happen under any other circumstances I'd guess that this has something to do with the translator s