@lamdan: Now fixed in the release version of the Zotero Connector for Firefox, version 5.0.88.

@lamdan: This is now fixed in the latest Zotero Connector beta for Firefox. We'll release a new version for Chrome and Edge, as well as a non-beta version for Firefox, soon. Thanks for reporting.

I was imagining something like firefox's command:

@zuphilip: This is just the UI from Firefox. The first time I click on it, it de-actives the checking

I don't think the problem come from Zotero itself, as it is working very well with Firefox.

Also, if trying a different browser, is there one you'd suggest. I have tried Firefox-which is what I have been primarily using and Google Chrome

Even using the scihub firefox extension I get nothing.

I think it should be possible since both Firefox and GTK support Wayland.

it is just unproductive to work in Chrome and Firefox).

When adding literature from a website via the firefox plugin, it adds the chapters of an edited book, but not the collection itself (e.g. here: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-70412-4

(Yeah I don't know why it's buried on hover. Should just show up when browsing from Firefox. In any case, the future plan is to change Zotero extensions to use a different file type so that Firefox do

@JHHbks: That's a different issue. In Firefox you have to right-click and use "Save Link As…" (which the ZotFile page says if you hover over the download link) to prevent it from trying to install the

Thank you -- Firefox wouldn't download it, but Safari asked my permission to download from GitHub and that worked.

Hello, I started using Zotero yesterday for a project where I need to manage ressources gathered on the web. I have installed the app on my computer (Windows 10) and I have the Mozilla Firefox extensi

performed by the Zotero desktop app itself using Firefox's save functionality (basically File → "Save Page As…"), which worked much less well. Zotero Connector for Safari still uses that method.)

@101james says it's both Firefox and Chrome, so no reason to think it's a browser bug.

You should test with Firefox and if it works fine there then it's likely a Chrome-Windows bug, although I tried searching for something like this on the Chrome bugtracker and found nothing

If you're saying this happens in both Chrome and Firefox, it wouldn't have anything to do with those browsers either and you should ask Microsoft for help.

If the window is controlled by the browser then presumably I should go to Firefox?

Sometimes when browsing websites in Firefox I try to save a webpage to Zotero but the action fails because Zotero thinks there is a pdf document and only provides an option to "Save to Zotero (PDF).