Adamsmith, I'm using ReferenceMarks rather than Bookmarks.

I did a clean install, but I backed up my firefox bookmarks, pictures, desktop items, etc., how would I retrieve that?

likely have the Zotero data still (with your old Firefox profile by default, as per the linked page). If you did a clean install & only backed up some of your documents and settings manually, you ar

ich habe nach einer Möglichkeit gesucht meine FF Bookmarks in Zotero zu importieren aber leider habe ich keine wirklich praktikable Lösung gefunden... Kann das sein? Forumbeiträge aus 2007 sagen, dass

Hi, well never used Mint before so I stuck it on a usb stick and ran it 'live'. Unfortunately, exactly the same problem occurs the moment I try to enter a second reference using bookmarks.

After following several threads here and else where, I finally managed to get Zotero working in Ubuntu 10.04. However, it only works for me with Reference Marks, meaning that I must save the file in

This problem occurs also in completely new documents. I have tried to change the style – but the problem persists. Following some suggestions from the forums, I have also tried to insert the footnote

Does anyone know how to get them back? I know a folder should be saved somewhere on my computer but don't really get how to copy this into my new version of firefox....

the site later, if I assume the link is in my bookmarks I can just start typing some relevant text in the awesome bar and the link will come up, however, if the link is in zotero I have to first chec

Have you ever considered integrating zotero with the awesome bar (address bar) in Firefox? It would be nice if the search while you type feature of the awesome bar, which currently searches browser hi

I add my voice to the chorus of people badly needing a functionality to import Firefox Bookmarks into Zotero. My F-bookmarks have been neatly organized in folders for years and it is not an option to

No. Firefox determines add-on compatibility, and Firefox has no idea that the 'zotero' directory is related to Zotero—it's just a random folder in the profile folder. Clearly (since you lost bookmarks

I'd been using Zotero 1.0 under Windows XP and Firefox 3.5.x. This all started when Firefox automatically updated me on or around 18 Feb 10. After the update Firefox said "hey, v.3.6 is available".

Admittedly, I have highly customized versions of Word and FF, but I didn't change either Word or Firefox before the reboot.

Oh, if you see your collections then it's not a data issue—I thought you were referring to your Firefox bookmarks.

Thanks Dan, but I have already tried the two links you gave me (I have no other add-on on Firefox and I have tried to use my backup) and my library remains empty, with all the bookmarks still there...

Clearly an intermittent problem. Looking at the word macro, its clearly not finding the Firefox window, but I've no idea beyond that.

Firefox 3.5.7 with lots of addons:

After making a new Firefox profile, installing a bunch of extensions, and configuring them, I couldn't resize the metadata columns in the middle pane of Zotero. I did resize the columns before so I kn

It would be even better if Zotero can be the backend for Firefox bookmarks. I am not sure if this is possible at this time but it would be nice if Firefox can provide an interface for various backend