Hi, I'm a little confused on how best to rotate pages. At one time (I think about a month ago), I could rotate using a keyboard shortcut, simply pressing R, on a Mac. Now, that doesn't seem to work. A

Is it possible to create a new subcollection with the keyboard on Linux?

Scholar) search on the paper title. So I wrote a keyboard shortcut in Quick Access Popup that copies the selected text (paper title) to the clipboard, switches to Firefox, opens a new tab, selects th

it would he convenient to add a highlight with a keyboard command. Secondly, I find that the popup with color options requires significantly more mouse-precision to hit compared to making text select

Cmd-Option-H is a system-wide macOS shortcut to hide other apps, dating back decades. I think you mean Ctrl-Cmd-H.

Option-1 (macOS) or Alt-1 (windows/linux) selects the annotation highlight tool in the PDF reader. But afaik, there’s no keyboard shortcut that will highlight the selected text in the PDF reader. imo

To be clear, Quick Copy — keyboard shortcut or dragging — would be the faster option here. But if you're writing a paper in a supported word processor (Word, LibreOffice, Google Docs), you would want

Whenever I need to add authors manually, it's usually more than one per item. Currently, this necessitates clicking the (+) to create a new author field. As my fingers are already on the keyboard afte

If not, I think that would be a great addition for use in software, that has no plugin. It should be available by a keyboard-shortcut. And it should use the choosen citation-style plus giving options

I am doing a systematic review and want to select items for inclusion based on their title and abstract. It would be nice if I could use a single click or keyboard shortcut to select items in the "lon

I read through posts and figured out how to make a "to read" colored tag, and how to use a keyboard shortcut to add that to articles.

Unless I missed it, there is no KB shortcut to go from the main pane to the currently-active PDF tab (unless that happens to be the first PDF tab, or you know which PDF tab number it is, in which case

There is no keyboard shortcut for this currently, right ? If so, I think one is necessary. Maybe Ctrl+Shift+P to switch from the main pane to PDF reader, and Ctrl-Shift+M to switch back to the main pa

In Zotero Notes (not pdf) you can highlight selected text by clicking the highlight icon then clicking the colour in the toolbar which requires 2 clicks and is slow. Is there a keyboard shortcut that

7) Too many related items would probably be difficult to visualize. So there could be a maximum number of related items opened by default (3?), which could then be expanded by a click or a keyboard sh

On the desktop app, this function is mapped to the keyboard shortcut Alt + Left arrow (to go back). Or also in the menu, Go -> Back.

As described in Adam's link above, Zotero starts in Safe Mode when Shift (Windows) or Option (Mac) are pressed. If you are starting Zotero using a keyboard shortcut, like with AutoHotkey (Windows) or

Is there a Zotero keyboard shortcut in Word that will cite the last source that I cited, without having to search for it again in the search window?

A keyboard shortcut to pop up a textbox to enter a tag to apply to selected items would be doable. You might request this on the Zutilo GitHub page—the developer might be willing to implement it.

Again, this is available via Mouse in the Go menu (I do think it's be nice if that would specify the keyboard shortcut next to it, but I believe that's hard to do for a cross-platform app)