Hi All,

In the third case, if the comment field is empty, clicking likely means the user wants to add a comment. But if a comment already exists, placing the cursor at the end might not be what the user inten

At the bottom, I attached images of entries in Ref. Manager and Zotero. By the way, I like more both more compact layout of entry and more readable text background color/contrast in Ref Manager than i

2. Select text and wait for a pop up to display colors for highlighting

In version 7.0.9 on Linux (dark color scheme, but normal mode for content), the highlighting of the current search result is difficult to distinguish from the green highlight color:

Introducing a color scheme option to the Android app, as in the desktop version, would greatly enhance the user experience.

I have the same problem, is there a way to modify this color? Or is there any plugin that can do it?

Same here, I'm doing a work around now by "tagging" my collections by including the color in the title, such as "RED - My first collection." However, this method isn't as effective as using actual col

Strange thing is, `body { background-color: #fffbcc !important;}` works in zotero 6, but in zotero 7 it doesn't.

While actively working on a document on my iPad, the annotations keep automatically locking (little lockpad icon top right of box) and I am unable to add comments, change the color, or add tags to hig

When reading the PDFs, we can select some sentences and then right-click the mouse, and then we can choose a color to highlight the chosen sentences. We can also add some notes on the highlights, but

The change in the text selection highlighter color in Zotero 7 has made it harder for me to read selected text as well. The darker, more saturated blue used in PDFs is particularly straining on the ey

Keyboard access to the annotation color menu is fixed now in Zotero 7.0.8.

I think having PDF background color change would be perfect. It might also help people with learning differences, such as dyslexia or other conditions. I would like my background in light grey or any

in the built-in reader, and they change the color of the highlighted text to show you where it is.

ideal if this highlight could have a different color than the existing highlights in the document, making it easy to distinguish.

The problem I have is as follows, I can use the extension to save the entry correctly, but the entry data loses the author and tag information of the document (the green color in the picture is import

Display: Color LCD, 2880 x 1800 Retina, Main, MirrorOff, Online

solution: I have found that in the Zotero note I can use the "highlight text" tool to remove the color highlights and it removes them permanently. Toggling the show/hide annotation colors will not wor

This would indeed be a great feature. Most PDF readers have some sort of background color setting, usually letting the user enter the value, specifically as an accessibility feature.