....\Zotero\translators\Zotero RDF (which is a JavaScript file) and then the Zotero program tells me that this file is an "unsupported format". I'm not sure if I am navigating to the correct file or

[JavaScript Error: "You have reached your Zotero File Storage quota. Some files were not uploaded. Other Zotero data will continue to sync to the server.

[JavaScript Error: "DB.getCollection(...) is null" {file: "chrome://zotero-better-bibtex/content/BetterBibTeX.itemPane.js" line: 78047}]

[JavaScript Error: "out of memory"]

I contribute to this if I am given some guidance where to put the javascript or python code in.. cc @dstillman

Scholar, or anything on the web and I receive a "JavaScript Application (message stating): Please enter the Captcha on the page that will now open and then re-try updating the citations, or wait a w

[JavaScript Error: "s3.amazonaws.com:443 uses an invalid security certificate.

there's currently no decent way to access the javascript API anymore (it still exists, you just can't get to it outside of a Zotero add-on), so the only API way to do this is to use the server API. M

[JavaScript Error: "Error(s) encountered during statement execution: FOREIGN KEY constraint failed [QUERY: INSERT OR REPLACE INTO itemTags (itemID, tagID, type) VALUES (?, ?, ?)] [PARAMS: 73984, 58458

Well, there is always https://formatter.citationstyles.org/ to restore proper indenting. And the JavaScript code that does the reformatting is reasonably well isolated (https://github.com/citation-sty

[JavaScript Error: "Upload request 1/947D98YM failed"]

[JavaScript Error: "Translators not yet loaded"]

[JavaScript Error: "uncaught exception: 2147500034" {file: "chrome://zotero/content/xpcom/integration.js" line: 197}]

[JavaScript Error: "Win error 5 during operation move on file W:\zotero\tmp\Peeters.js (Zugriff verweigert

[JavaScript Error: "header is null

[JavaScript Error: "WebSocket connection closed: 1006 "]

[JavaScript Error: "Upload request 3/24LNPH5Q failed"]

I.e. it seems Javascript will follow the top level regional locale, ignoring the specific variations available in the OS. But luckily there is aparently, at least in windows, a top-level locale for en

It doesn't seem like JavaScript (in FF at least) follows the specific computer settings.

[JavaScript Error: "Error 400 for item 4R6UCC9V in My Library: