I don't use LibreOffice or Google Docs, so I didn't instinctively test the issue on them. But I can give them a test some time tomorrow.

You can test whether you can copy text in a different PDF viewer, but it’s most likely that the file lacks proper character mapping. If this is the case, you will need software to perform OCR and recr

As mentioned, unlinking Zotero references removes the slowdown; it seems clear most of the slowdown is from Zotero. To be explicit, there are still the same 400 footnotes in this test, they are just n

But that's not what I said to test. See above for what we need.

Zotero 7's PDF reader should generally use less memory than Zotero 6 — I just tested this with the latest version of Zotero 7.

You should test with all plugins disabled.

Could you test if Zotero 7 latest beta has the same issue? On the Zotero Web Library PDF reader on Firefox the rendering is completely normal, while the pen annotations are still unusable, both with

@pummo Can you test with the Firefox integrated PDF reader (Zotero reader is based on it) to see if the problem occurs?

You'll need to test with all plugins disabled.

Hmm. Google performs A/B tests from time to time (where they run a different version of their website for a small portion of their users to test changes) so this is most likely related to that. Unless

Do you have a different Google account that you could test with and confirm it also occurs there? Could you test with Chrome and see if it occurs there?

@scotto: As @rdiaz02 says above, this was caused by a plugin and doesn't happen in Troubleshooting Mode. You should always test in Troubleshooting Mode before posting here. If this still happens in Tr

@scotto: As above, you'd want to test whether you can reproduce this in Troubleshooting Mode.

You should test with all plugins disabled.

Happy belated 16th birthday to this thread, and good luck on your driver's license test.

You can test these procedures on a small number of files first to see that they are doing what you want.

Recently, Foreign Affairs changed its front-end code, so the previous translator no longer works. See test pages:

And obviously I don`t want to change my library with a code snippet which looks a bit untested and does not lead to what I want:

I adjusted the test project

Assuming that only those fields included in the test project within the test files of the zotero source code, this tag is currently ignored by the import script.