when I went to continue editing the document, the page crashed and I got sent to a Firefox error page

Yesterday, I installed the Zotero connector for Firefox, to start adding citations to documents on GoogleDocs. I used the Zotero toolbar to add citations; it was slow but definitely functional. Today,

On firefox, after I accidently clicked "Use Old Web Library", I'm not able to switch back to the new appearance anymore...

On Mac OS Big Sur, Firefox 85.0 (64-bit), I am able to insert citations using the Zotero tool in Google docs, but the citation appears as flat and uneditable via Zotero, and when I try to add a biblio

have some additional options here in a future Firefox version. Short of that, you could have some weird thing where you chose a context-menu option and a temporary file was generated with annotations

OK, I'm able to just use a different browser for now. Did not work on Chrome but on Firefox it did work. Now I just have to finish my thesis ^^

Go into the NVidia control panel. There should be some application specific options there for Zotero and Firefox. See if you can copy the Firefox settings for Zotero and whether that solves the issue.

issue. I've had this happen with Microsoft Edge, Firefox, and Safari. I do see the folder icon with a Google Scholar results list. I have followed some of the recommendations laid out here - https://

@dstillman you hero! All working properly again for firefox on linux, plenty of time to chuck in the edits before the deadline

I am working between a desktop at work which runs Zotero standalone on a windows 10 system (v 5.0.96) + the firefox connector (I don't think this is relevant) + zotfile v 5.0.16

I'll snag the chrome update when it comes through and let you know if it works! I haven't had a chance to play with the patch in firefox, but I'm optimistic from other people's comments.

I have tried uninstalling Zotero and the browser connectors on Firefox and Chrome, and then reinstalling all.

OK, thanks for letting us know. We've pushed this fix out with Zotero Connector 5.0.82 for Firefox, so if you installed the beta, you can switch back to that if you want. Edge should get the update wi

Interesting, the translator thing is just what I had in mind originally. But I only see the PDF option in both Firefox and Chrome (can't test on Edge as I'm on Linux)

The PDF link in this article is loading https://arxiv.org/pdf/2004.13001.pdf (which the translator works on) for me in Chrome and but is redirecting to https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2004/2004.130

and that's actually the case for arXiv, but the Firefox add-on framework doesn't allow for any of this on PDFs, so that only works on Edge/Chrome/Chromium. In other words, this is already supported t

I'm looking for an easy way to bookmark arXiv papers that I read in Firefox alongside their metadata. I don't want to have Zotero running in the background, nor do I ever want to download any PDF to m

@Mmanierre @adampricehydro @Joby @henryfg @plxdw1 @oa270100 @mvsabahell: The fix is now available in the Zotero Connector Beta. If you use Firefox and have been seeing this issue, please try that and

Working on a Google account from an organization, in Win10 PC and Firefox. The weird thing is that I can edit Gdocs with Zotero in my private account.

have a fix for the Zotero Connector Beta for Firefox available within the next 24hrs. We will post an update here when the fix is through.