I think it might be related to the update of chrome. There was a update on the fith, i see that firefox also updated on the 8th.

@jeremyvancleve, @adamsmith: Thanks for working on this. I tried to use the new NPG translator, but the issue seems not fixed for Firefox when importing https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms14906.

This has nothing to do with the Firefox extension — don't waste your time with that.

Also finding the same issue - even on a document with just one paragraph, adding one reference takes forever :( Tried on Chrome and Firefox.

If you did need to solve this, resetting your Firefox profile might help, as might checking file permissions on the profile directory.

I tried several times before I used "let's encrypt", but I couldn't generate a cert_override.txt. One clue is every time I reopened firefox and tried to access the URL again, it asked again the certif

We don't know what your connection situation is, so it's not something we can advise you on. If you have the same settings in both Firefox and Zotero, they should work the same after restarting. It co

I just tested in a new profile — Firefox 76 definitely still creates a cert_override.txt file in the profile directory when you whitelist a self-signed certificate. So it seems like you're either look

It didn't work. I changed my Firefox proxy setting to "no proxy," and my Zotero setting to 0. Is there something else that might be the issue?

1. Copy URL (https://DPsqnapnas.myqnapcloud.com/) to firefox and enter;

I'm having the same issue on a short document with a limited number of references (on Firefox). I've been working with much larger documents without any problem in the past.

If you are using a WebDAV server with a self-signed certificate, you can open the WebDAV URL in Firefox, accept the certificate, and then copy the cert_override.txt file from the Firefox profile direc

I searched and found it can be solved by copying a cert_override.txt file from firefox. But in firefox I found no cert_override.txt, only a cert9.

If you go to https://firefox-storage-test.glitch.me/ in the new profile, is it broken there too? It's possible that a Firefox refresh doesn't clear the database in question.

Ok ! I resetted FireFox ! I'm holding on to the profile backup.

Ok, it is likely that you will see problems with other extensions too. It might be a good idea to do a Firefox profile reset https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/refresh-firefox-reset-add-ons-and-sett

@gauthp Also if you go to https://firefox-storage-test.glitch.me/ what do you get for each storage subsystem statuses?

You're getting a weird error here — basically, Firefox is saying, in a particularly unhelpful manner, that it can't access the local storage where extensions store data — but in the latest connector b

some old functionality (lost in the Zotero for Firefox → Zotero transition) to save a PDF from a link, which would let you save to Zotero even if you didn't preview PDFs in the browser. But I like to

When saving the data of a book on Amazon, the Firefox extension has stopped saving authors' names. I've looked through other discussions but can't find anyone with this issue. Any advice?