Go to the Nvidia control panel and look for any application compatibility settings. Zotero is based on Firefox, so you should set it to use whatever settings apply to Firefox.

to zotero.org. I then installed a connector on Firefox and that seems to be working alright. As per the page you linked above, this means it's a problem with my Chrome account? Not sure if i can figu

That means that Fedora has removed whatever dependencies were necessary for Firefox 60ESR. We are planning to upgrade to a later version of Firefox base, but it won't happen in the very near future, s

Sorry, update - just noted that my browser did not download FF 60ESR. Firefox seems to have redirected me to a more current ESR, 91.3.

Now, another question: are you suggesting that the up to date Firefox version is not good enough any more for Zotero?

No, Zotero has nothing to do with Electron. It's based on Firefox 60 ESR.

Thank you, I run Firefox 94.0; and have successfully used Zotero until I upgraded.

Zotero is based on Firefox 60ESR, so you should make sure that works for you without issues.

The current version of the Zotero Connector for Firefox is 5.0.91. You should upgrade manually and figure out why automatic updates weren't happening for you.

Hi: I am having this same problem as was raised by bluevision on November 25th 2020. This started happening after I applied the latest update to Firefox to 94.0 64 bit version.

The Connector/Translator for Worldcat does not work properly any more, both in Chrome and Firefox. Names are not correctly split in name/first name, place of publications and publishers are often drop

(That said, once Zotero 6 is out, getting Zotero running on a current Firefox version, and ultimately Apple Silicon, will be a major focus. There are at least a couple 14" MBPs on order between us, so

Zotero is currently based on an older version of Firefox from before they made massive changes to the platform, and Zotero requires extensive technical changes to work on current versions. Moreover, e

I agree – all other software I use runs natively on M1 (Firefox, Office, Libre Office, Latex). May I ask which reason hinders compiling Zotero for M1 (Apple Silicon)?

The Browser Connector works with my Firefox 93.0_2,2 as well.

Sorry, the built-in autocorrect won't currently work in Zotero notes. It's a technical limitation — Zotero is based on Firefox, and Firefox doesn't yet support the system autocorrect. They have an ope

Hi, the ideal situation is to have zotero running under wayland and not in Xwayland. Both Firefox and thunderbird can do that. In the case of thunderbird the MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 must be set. Firefox

As for Android Firefox, the instructions call for pressing the Save to Zotero button. Where is this button? Don't understand.

I'm also having this challenge. My Zotero version is version 5, the connector would the most recent. And I have tried using Firefox, Opera and Chrome, but have the same issue of not being able to get

$ xdg-settings set default-web-browser firefox.desktop