The Mastodon option is the default in a clean Firefox profile that's used for testing.

Zotero matches the desktop session provided preferences for window button placement on Linux. Do other applications on your setup have minimize and maximize buttons? Does Firefox (on which Zotero is b

Would it be possible for a user to have an option to change the default browser option for opening weblinks? I currently use multiple browsers in my workflow - one for personal use and one for researc

Thank you so much, @dstillman and @adamsmith! I will proceed with firefox then and keep my fingers crossed that this workaround will last at least until I finish the bibliography for the book I am wor

I also encountered the same problem; I can't save the literature in zotero when I use the Chinese literature URL, but it works normally in PubMed. I tried the following methods: 1. Reinstall Jasminum

Ich nutze Firefox als Browser.

Thanks for the recommendation to switch to Firefox 115 ESR. If reviving the Zotero connector fails, I'll definitely try that. I wholeheartedly agree that planning for future updates is a very importan

That's about Windows, but the same applies — while we may be able to fix this in Chrome 116, you should really switch to Firefox for now.

receive security updates. You can switch to Firefox 115 ESR for the moment, but Microsoft itself no longer supports Windows 7 or 8, so you should really plan to upgrade Windows soon.

Chrome 109 is 2 1/2 years old and no longer supported by Google (which with that has dropped Win 7/8 support) and Zotero generally only tests on supported browser version. I don't speak for Zotero, bu

I am using the extension on Chrome. And I was actually able to fix the problem by switching to Firefox. But I would like to continue using Chrome if possible.

Since current Zotero is based on Firefox ESR, currently 128, it will not follow the user's desktop scaling, but only use the arbitrary display scaling factors of 1.25, 1.5 and 2.0. At any other displa

Since you're using Firefox, make sure to right click and chose "save as..." And then install in Zotero.

Hi, I am new on this. Does anyone could help me with this? I'm not able to find a working plugin for scihub. If I copy from firefox I do not know how to paste it when I go to the plugin space, and if

(It's Cmd-Shift-C because it dates to when Zotero was just a Firefox extension. These days it could probably just use Cmd-C, but Cmd-Shift-A copies citations, and Cmd-A is obviously taken.)

We have a ticket open for this issue. It's not something that is natively supported by the Firefox platform that Zotero is based on, but it might be easier to tackle this now than it was 2 years ago.

Using Firefox is impractical for me in any foreseeable future, whereas SingleFile requires manual saving and manual drag-n-drop the saved file into Zotero, which is also impractical since I need to sa

It works for me with the same version of the connector (Firefox and Chrome). If you cannot save snapshot of any webpage, you have a more general problem. I guess you have already checked that Settings

In Firefox, I have a pdf open from IEEE (or Science direct), I see the pdf icon, I click, a wheel is spinning, and then I got the error cross. It says ; "Saving failed. Is Zotero running?". Indeed, it

Dragging them from firefox creates an empty Webpage item, with no information except the creation date (not even the URL)