It’s now ok for the toolbar button in Firefox : I got it ! (thanks !)

the zotero icon do not appear in firefox

I am new to Debian, which has been recently installed on my computer. I have problems with the installation of Zotero, which I need to use with Libreoffice/firefox. I checked my installation following

En Firefox, hay que bajar el archivo con clic derecho --> guardar como y después instalar en Zotero en el menú herramientas --> add-ons

@pedrom34 Your workaround didn't quite work as I wanted it to, since Firefox opened it as a txt element and saved it as a website.

Did anyone find a workaround for this? I have the same issue of being unable to download full-text PDFs from proxied sites in firefox containers.

@BKMON: The original post would be long since irrelevant — that was from when Zotero was a Firefox extension rather than a standalone app.

Could you try installing the Zotero Connector into Firefox and see whether you see the same issue there too? When you open the developer tools in Chrome could you switch to the console tab. Then try t

Tested with Firefox 60.5.2 (Windows) and 87.0 (Linux) with the exact same outcome.

@scotto: You could install SingleFile in your browser, right-click the SingleFile button and select "Annotate the page...". This works with Firefox. There's also a setting to automatically open snapsh

3) double-click to close the tab (like in Firefox). So used to it and now automatically doing this also there.

to achieve is just a using experience of legacy Firefox Portable+Zotero for Firefox (version 4 or earlier): when I right click an item in Zotero and select "View online" or "View PDF" or "View Snapsh

2) Zotero plugins are still XUL/XPCOM-based but they won't be in the future, and there's absolutely no chance that generic legacy Firefox-specific extensions will work in Zotero, beyond the one or two

If you used the old "Zotero for Firefox" extension years ago (pre-2017), the browser's connection would have applied to downloads. For a few years Zotero has also downloaded open-access PDFs when they

Some background (the details may be skipped): I've been using Zotero within Firefox Portable edition since 2011, and now I still keep the entire Firefox profile and use it with Firefox legacy v52, wit

If you're not comfortable running beta software or are having trouble with the beta, you should use the Zotero Connector for Firefox, Chrome, or Edge.

@Croy403, @Z.Willemse: You need to be using the Zotero beta, as explained on the support page. If you're having trouble, you should use the Zotero Connector for Firefox, Chrome, or Edge, browsers that

Because of bugs in Apple’s Safari extension system, you will occasionally need to reinstall Zotero to restore the connector in Safari after an upgrade. Those can’t be fixed until Apple fixes the upstr

Correct. It's just the Firefox executable.

That's just a command-line argument from Firefox, on which Zotero is based. It's not something Zotero itself supports.