We moved to the new EBSCO interface last week and are having a similar (if not the same) issue with the translator error. It happens on both Chrome and Firefox with every article I try to save. I only

No risk on my part. I have a vested interest in the debs as they are used in my test chain, and updates to the debs are a fully automated affair that has effectively zero maintenence effort, on zero c

In the meantime, you can download the file for the style you are using if you wish to test it. If you're using the standard notes and bibliography system, the proposed file is here:

​Test device: XiaoMi Pad 5 Pro.

You can test it out: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/b13464f35a31415fa0a97bd2309767c52e3ddcb5/council-of-science-editors-author-date.csl

As a test, I opened the Debug Output window, clicked the Verify Server option in the settings. And logs say that it had successfully created a file zotero-test-file.prop via an HTTP PUT request (with

I need old Zotero beta versions to test my plugin. For anyone who arrives here from a search engine: the zotero-beta-bin AUR repository maintains a history of download links for all previous Zotero be

Excellent, I'll give it a test but if it doesn't increase performance, then I might as well leave it for now.

It should work fine with 32-bit Word and Edge, but you should test to make sure. It's not very likely that the 64-bit version will significantly help with performance, but it cannot hurt to try.

adding method shouldn't matter much; didn't test that). However, it seems like the official Wayback Machine extension is literally more successful at saving items in terms of successful/failed saving

In the citation layout section, add a “choose” test for and use the current macro. Then in use the new short macro

Can you test this out and let me know it's all good now? (have Zotero open and click on the link. Otherwise, right click, save as..., install in Zot)

Sorry, we can only help with the official tarball (even if the AUR package is just a wrapper). You should test with that.

This is in latest Zotero beta, where this feature has recently been added:

Is the version of Word that you are running up to date? What version is it? Crowdstrike or other proprietary security software could certainly cause it, so you should test with it disabled.

Assuming these are recent imports -- Pubmed is currently down (see https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/125707/zotero-does-not-find-articles-with-pmid#latest ) and you're getting poor quality imports

(If you wish to know what fields to use to obtain this citation, see Shakespeare's will in the Zotero Test Items Library.)

@AbeJellinek -- I'm going to be unable to work on fixing this until at least next week but could test. The individual item pages have changed completely:

Would anyone be willing to assist in building this variant or point me to someone who might? I’d be happy to test the style and provide feedback. I believe this would be useful to many scholars in the

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