Works in Firefox.

Any other technique that worked as of Firefox 60 for changing default Firefox preferences should also work, but you'd have to research and test those.

@swicksaub: It's extensions.zotero.firstRun2 in about:config (i.e., prefs.js in the Zotero profile directory, which is the same as a Firefox profile directory).

builds the static fonts. Earlier versions of firefox doesn't seem to handle variable fonts particulary well and bold fonts may be indiscernable from regular ones in some cases (https://css-tricks.com

reason. You should check if bold fonts render in Firefox, and Firefox 68ESR (on which Zotero is based).

We are working on a fix, but it's quite complicated. You can work around it by switching to Firefox for now. You will have to remove all the {Updating} links manually from your document.

I have made sure firefox is up to date, I only just downloaded Zotero yesterday so it should also be the latest version. The folder symbol appears in my browser, I have made sure the page is fully loa

folders containing zotero.sqlite within the Firefox and Zotero profile folders, as explained on Data Missing After Zotero 5 Upgrade. Depending on what OS this is, those locations might not show up in

but it seems to go away for people when using Firefox instead of Chrome.

recommend saving using the Zotero Connector for Firefox, Chrome, or Edge, Add Item by Identifier within Zotero itself, or zotero.org/save." Last summer, there were also instrux for creating the linke

Yeah, I was talking about how to install Zotfile, which is something you add to Zotero on your computer. If you click on the Zotfile download link in Firefox, Firefox will try to install it as a Firef

I tried using two different browsers (Firefox and Brave).

Try updating your graphics drivers or, if you have any sort of app-specific settings in your graphic driver settings, try setting Zotero the same way that Firefox is set.

If you have existing citations that just say {Updating} and Zotero isn't actually processing your document (no progress window), then you will have to remove and reinsert those. There's a Chrome bug a

It doesn't work in firefox either. They still say "updating" and when I try to edit those it gives me the same error as in Chrome: "Selected field E7xtrv not returned from Docs backend"

Restarting your browser and load Google Docs in a fresh tab, and see if it still happens. We're investigating some causes of this that some people have reported. For now, if you're seeing "Updating" t

I have Firefox 97.0 (64-bit) on my Fedora Workstation 35, Zotero 5.0.96.3 and the Firefox connector for Zotero.

Zotfile is not a Firefox add-on. It is a Zotero add-on. Instead of clicking on the Download link, right-click and "Save Link As". Then, go to Tools in Zotero, click on Add-ons, and drop the download x

? I tried to download the Zotfile add-on for firefox, but I can't since firefox says it's corrupted.

Is this in a google doc? If so -- are you using Chrome? Could you test in Firefox?