I have a fresh Windows 10 IoT LTSC 2021. It's the first time I installed Zotero 7 and I can't get it to sync my library though WebDAV with a self signed certificate following the instructions from her

Of course, the program structure has changed since then. For example, Ruben Lejeune uses the Integration.js and zotero-service.js files from the Firefox plugin installation. Does anyone know where the

Unfortunately, I think it would be technically infeasible to support macOS autocorrect — Zotero is built on the Firefox platform, and Firefox doesn't support it, either.

In any case, you should try from a different browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.).

To be clear, are you saying you get the same crash in Firefox? If so, this won't be fixed in Zotero until it's fixed in Firefox.

side of Zotero. Similar behaviour on standard Firefox also.

Success! I found the problem. Your comments about it being based on firefox led me to investigate using firefox. The short of it is, firefox now defaults to blocking port 10080, which I guess older

For the example article in question here (https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0031-8949/20/1/015 , accessed via its DOI10.1088/0031-8949/20/1/015 ), I do NOT have to solve a captcha when I try

Zotero 6 was based on Firefox 60 and Zotero 7.0/7.1 are based on Firefox 115/128. So, a lot.

I'm not sure what to tell you. Zotero indeed isn't using a proxy, but something is preventing it from connecting with the server. Your Zotero can connect to other servers, so this is clearly something

re-enabling the plugin in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox, reloaded Zotero, restarted my computer, and even updated my system—but without success. Any advice? (the message in French is: Une erreur s’est

This should be fixed in Zotero Connector 5.0.166 for Firefox, available now. Thanks for reporting.

Firefox extension is currently not working for saving items in zotero.org (online account) when Zotero app si not running, as it gives an error message (see screenshot). It does work however if the Zo

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I vote yes. Firefox also implemented this excellent feature. Tab groups

I only had Activity Monitor, Firefox, Zotero and PDFGear open; I wasn't running anything intensive or high memory requirement in those tabs and their memory usage was much lower.

If I click again on the selector icon in Firefox, I do get the selector as expected:

I would expect that you could trigger the same error in Firefox just by trying to load a site via the proxy manually with the Zotero Connector disabled. Assuming that's the case, clearing cookies for

Could you provide a Debug ID for a save from Firefox that produces the failing behaviour?

When you say that disabling the Zotero Connector's proxy redirection allows the site to load, you mean not going through the proxy? This error is from your proxy server, so that's not meaningful. You'