We are planning to move to a more current version of the Firefox base later this year.

Us *BSD users eagerly await updates on this part of the Zotero project, as there has not been a way to run Zotero natively (or pseudo-natively) in the *BSDs since the move away from strict Firefox int

For proper snapshots, you'd want to use the Zotero Connector for Firefox or Chrome for now. The beta Safari App Extension is unlikely to get the new snapshot functionality, so this won't be fixed unti

@keclarke: Nothing has changed on this in over a year — both the situation and our advice are the same. The support page explains that the Safari extension will disappear after an app update, due to

now recommending that we use the connector for Firefox or Chrome rather than Safari OR we can use the beta (which I'm guessing means not all the kinks are worked out? I've tried loading the Beta and

If you're having trouble understanding all of this, that's fine — it's complicated, and it's an unfortunate macOS bug that's preventing us from releasing the Safari extension with the standard version

As I say, if you're not comfortable running beta software, we recommend using the Zotero Connector for Chrome or Firefox instead. If you're intent on running the beta version, we'll need the info I re

should use the Zotero Connector for Chrome or Firefox for now.

I can't add citations in google docs, when i klick the zotero button in google docs nothing happens. Using ctrl+alt+C doesn't work either. The bar where you write in the refrence to get the citation d

The Zotero Connector for current versions of Safari requires use of the Zotero Beta. Unless you're comfortable running beta software, you should use the Zotero Connector for Firefox or Chrome instead

Did you install the Zotero Connector Beta? It is only available for Firefox, but the Debug ID you have sent us is from Google Chrome. Also please post all troubleshooting information here. The email a

The same file is being honored with firefox. I switched to using this file instead of foxyproxy extension and it is working. Firefox asks the username password once and if saved, it does not ask usern

somewhat different places) on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. [I don't currently use Zotero with Safari (I'm a long time Mac user) because of recent Apple Big Sur (and other minor) issues but there is an

use a current version of another browser such as Firefox or Chrome, along with the appropriate Zotero Connector.

Well, if you're using FoxyProxy to send only specific requests within Firefox to your proxy, I'm afraid you're not going to be able to download gated files in Zotero. It's the Zotero app that performs

@illybilly5: You'd have to say more. The download link for the Safari connector is simply a link to the support page that explains this issue. If you're not comfortable following the discussion there

I have been using Google Docs in the Chrome browser. I just attempted to add a citation in Firefox, and I experienced the same issue.

I have been using firefox extension foxy proxy for a long time to access institutionaly to the digital libraries. I used to use Zotero along with it. For example to access ieexplore, I have a configur

2. ~70MB plus space for data and files (most of this is xulrunner). This would be one advantage of the Firefox add-on if you have Firefox installed anyway - that takes ~10MB.

Hello incoggnito! I had the same problem. Turns out I had disabled TLS1.2 in my apache configuration for nextcloud. Maybe, the draft version of TLS1.3 that zotero/firefox uses doesn't really work with