I have gotten the same result with Firefox or with Chrome, and with a few randomly picked articles. Here is a random preprint that fails to save with data: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021

- the files created on either machine in either Chromium-based Edge or Firefox on either machine.

In the latest Zotero Connector beta, available for Firefox, we've switched to a new method of integrating with Google Docs that should dramatically speed up Zotero operations in large Google Docs docu

though i have access to it via my institution). It worked on previous versions of Zotero 5.x but not with the new update to zotero 6.0.6 (with a new update of firefox to 88.0).

Firefox shows tag suggestions as soon as the user start typing.

The relevant documentation for network.proxy.type is linked from that page — as noted there, 0 means "Direct connection, no proxy". This is just the Firefox proxy system under the hood. Would have to

More broadly, I don't quite get where Zotero is finding bad (or old?) proxy info. I have no proxy settings or firewall (I just checked iptables and there's no rule for output except the default polic

card, setting it to treat Zotero the same way as Firefox could help. Otherwise, for now, go to Preferences → Advanced → Config Editor and set layers.acceleration.disabled to true, which will make gra

I tried to save a PDF (e.g. the one at https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf) in Firefox using the zotero extension. When I am viewing the PDF in the browser, the zotero icon at the top of the window chang

The pref for Zotero is stored in the prefs.js file in the Zotero profile directory, which is functionally just a Firefox profile directory.

On a Windows 2012 R2 terminal server, as soon as multiple logged-in users use the Zotero Conector via Firefox, the page ends up in some other user's library when clicked "Save to Zotero". Apparently t

Zotero uses the Firefox proxy system, and nothing has changed about this in Zotero in years, so this is simply a continuation of your original issue above.

2. I have not been able to find description of full list of zotero advanced configuration parameters. They are partly available in zotero web site. I presume they are the same as firefox since names

The error message (Zotero extension page on firefox) mentions issues relating to host permissions with tabs and/or frames.

Is there any option to import pre-existing tags (e. g. from PubMed) by other means than creating and downloading a (.nbib) file and importing it to Zotero? Ideally by using the Zotero Firefox Connecto

I can do this with firefox via proxy automatic configuration file as described below links

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

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The current release version of the connector doesn't know about the preprint type yet. A beta version that does is available for Firefox and Safari; if you use that, arXiv papers should be detected an

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