So I had you test that because it means that somehow you have something in between those citations and it doesn't recognise it as ibid.

@damnation I fear I am not sure how to test/what testing out means. My BF is a programmer so I'm going to ask him to walk me through that - but he's not really a Zotero guy, is there any instructions

You can open the PDF in any other PDF reader to test. If you can't select text, there's no text layer.

A PR to update McGill to Version 10 was made a while ago. Can you test that out?

You can always submit a debug ID, reread the instructions for that. (The amazon page works for me, didn't test Worldcat).

This is excellent. Love Zotero and having access on android would be perfect. Will test.

I'm stuck on troubleshooting. The site is so difficult to test that I just gave up. But thanks; this looks like a better approach.

For inserting citations, make sure that "Automatically update citations" is disabled in the plugin's Document Preferences window. That should make inserting citations much faster (after the first one

As you can see, a Ctrl+Enter context menu triggers the exact same "signature" as the two finger click. The only difference is that clientX/Y are both set to 1 in my testing when using Ctrl+Enter...

for you for a two-finger click. We'll try to test on the 15.2 beta.

@ygna0512 Can you also test if you have this problem in Zotero notes?

@fanchengyan It seems that even moving the scrollbar lags for almost a second in the video… Please test again after doing the following two things:

@martynas_b Here is a video demo of the two test cases I described. I added a third test case to demo clicking the highlight a second time after a comment is already added to the highlight.

Before Zotero 7, there used to be a search pane in Zotero preferences which allowed me to fix certain parameters such as the default number of characters and pages to be indexed in a pdf attachment.

You need to test in 7.0.9.

I had a small mistake in the style regarding the DOI, had it fixed yesterday, but forgot to update the link here. Please test the following.

thanks for reporting. Can you give this a quick test?

@Ran_Qi Update: I attempted to test on a few items in my library. It turns out that the 50 MB file size restriction imposed by Koofr is very likely the cause of the problem --- at least in my case.

losing the files from Zotero. In order to test this, I deleted one file which was locally stored on my Mac by clicking "Show in Finder," and the folder path was clearly linked to Zotero. That said, a

I don't think there's any way that can happen. Deleting files in your file system will not -- cannot possibly -- remove the attachment in Zotero. Can you test again?