I'm experiencing the same problem. Was Zotero connector was working fine in Firefox last night, today it just brings up the link box. Have installed Chrome in case it was a Firefox issue and the same

I am getting the following message on all chrome, firefox: An error occurred while saving this item. See Troubleshooting Translator Issues for more information.

@adomasven I have been having the exact same issue (but have not yet participated in this thread). I tried the Zotero Connector Beta in Firefox, and it hasn't resolved the issue. Adding a citation (or

@Mmanierre @adampricehydro @Joby We have pushed a change to the Zotero Connector Beta that addresses the issues you're seeing. It only works in Firefox. Could you install the Beta Connector and see wh

(My current workaround is to have the (secondary) functioning Google account logged in in Firefox and all my primary account google drive things operating via Chrome. It is a right pain in the arse).

If I select and drag-and-drop text including citations the citations become unlinked. The same does not occur when copy-pasting text. Is this a known issue? I could not find a corresponding warning on

After all, when Zotero is run within Wine, it works exactly as expected, syncing with native Firefox and OpenOffice or LibreOffice. There is not any *feature* loss -- only *aesthetic* loss.

I am also having this issue in google docs using firefox with Zotero Connector 5.0.81 and OSx 10.14.6.

I am having issues adding citations and editing my bibliography in google docs using firefox and OSx 10.14.6. I also have Zotero Connector 5.0.81 installed.

Finally, test with all other Firefox add-ons disabled to eliminate any possible conflicts.

Correct to the something does not work between Google docs and my setup, but I haven't any idea to look for. I run Firefox 86.0 64bit, Win 10, Zotero 5.0.81.

works with Firefox

Any advice would be very welcome. My Zotero is up to date, so is my Firefox (and my Chrome that I've also tried it on).

that will open the adress in your browser (ie firefox), second one in the command line of the browser to let appear "consult"...third on "consult" (not sure about consult as I am not working in an

My ISP's upload speed isn't great, so I shifted from online backups via Zotero for Firefox to just backing up my data directory to an external drive.

If you've deleted prefs.js in your active Zotero profile directory and Zotero is still looking on the E: drive, I'd guess that you have a Firefox profile that you used with Zotero for Firefox years ag

Yes, see that page. If you can't get it to work, we'd want to see debug output for Zotero startup, either from a Debug ID with "Restart with Logging Enabled…" or (if you're not able to submit the outp

@dstillman : Thank you for the response. Firefox is a more desirable base writ large than Electron, in my book. In any event, my interest is *BSD support -- not the base.

The Zotero Connector for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge will save the page exactly as it appears in your browser, so if you use a third-party extension to clean up the page, Zotero will save that.

an enw file on my system. I have tried both Firefox and Chrome, with the Zotero app open. I have also tried re-installing both the connecter and the Zotero app. Nothing works! Please help!