@ppraet After updating did you restart your browser? After you restart your browser you should make sure that you allow a google docs document is fully loaded before attempting to copy citations.

Unrelated to google docs, I would very much advise, if at all possible, to use a single group as a source for resources when writing collaboratively. While it's possible for everyone to cite from thei

no other way for citations to unlink when using Google Docs to write and edit normally.

Are you saying you don't have to use file syncing but can instead sync data between the desktop and online versions of zotero in order to cite from a shared group in Google Docs?

Thank you. Are you saying you don't have to use file syncing but can instead sync data between the desktop and online versions of zotero in order to cite from a shared group in Google Docs? If so, how

There's no limit on data syncing. For file syncing, there's a default quota of 300 MB, which can be increased with a storage plan. You don't need to use file syncing to use Google Docs in a collaborat

I heard there is a limit for syncing the standalone and online versions of Zotero. I am going to be working on a collaborative research project in Google Docs, and from what I understand, you have to

Zotero.org says that "It's not currently possible to transfer active citations between Google Docs and Word or LibreOffice, but we will be offering a workflow for converting documents between word pro

@Donna_V Try restarting Zotero. If you minimize the Zotero window before citing in Google Docs (as opposed to simply switching to Firefox window) the citation dialog will fail to come up on top of the

I have the same problem when trying to insert citations in google docs (in Firefox browser). In google docs, under the Zotero tab, after clicking "add/edit citation" sometimes the first time a Zotero

Restart Zotero. When you initiate a Google Docs operation make sure Zotero is not minimized. The citation window belongs to Zotero, so if it does not appear on top of the browser, you might need to cy

While it previously worked, I now cannot add or edit citations in google docs using chrome. I have tried restarting both Zotero and the Browser, removed all other browser extensions, refreshed the doc

The Beta version should be out next week. There is currently no way to go from Google Docs to other word processors and preserve links. There is no way to revert back to an older version of the plugin

I understood this statement until now always as 'cutting and pasting between Google Docs documents', and not as 'cutting and pasting within the same document'. The latter would make the Google Docs in

Cutting and pasting is currently not supported within Google Docs for citations and the most likely reason for your toubles. We're working to support it in the near future.

For the first time, I am using Zotero as a group. We work in google docs. We have a joint group and a group library. When I try to add a citation, it won't insert it. It just seem like it is about to

Thanks for informing me that this is impossible to do with Google docs.

We would accept a pull request for this, although ideally the functionality would cover both LibreOffice and Word. We cannot do this with Google Docs as it uses links to store citation IDs.

You are absolutely brilliant! For some reason I was sure I had to use my Zotero credentials.... when in fact it is the Google account I am using with docs.

This is a generic Google Docs error. Sometimes it takes a few hours or even days for them to resolve. There is nothing you can do but wait and try again later.