That's been logged, but will take some time: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0

I've logged this request, but you can see there is quite a backlog, so it'll take some weeks: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0

was edited with an online Word processor, like Google Docs.

Currently no support for in-browser doc editors. We are aiming at support for google docs first, if this ever comes, but no ETA even for that at the moment.

I'm not Adamsmith, but here is the current backlog of styles that have been requested: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0 (everything in yel

Did you ever open your document in an editor other than Desktop word (e.g., Word Online, Google Docs, Dropbox Online, LibreOffice)? If you place your cursor in an old citation and click the Edit Citat

@adamsmith and @LiborA

You can edit your first post. I'll log your request (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0).

You did, but there is quite a backlog still, so it'll take a bit of time. All the CSL volunteers are also quite busy at the moment. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYig

We do have quite a backlog of styles still to be written (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0) and we're only a handful of volunteers who do

Unfortunately no. Your only chance would be to find an older version of the document from before you opened it in Google Docs.

I have had a lot of issues with my Zotero referencing tool in the last few months. The current issue is that after downloading a Zotero referenced document from Google Docs, any recognition that Zoter

Aha! Solved. I had the Paperpile extension on for working with Google Docs, and not surprisingly, it conflicts with Zotero, at least on Google Scholar. Thanks.

I have now tried Whateverr’s solution, which is to go into about:config (In Standalone it's: Preferences > Advanced > Open about:config) and set the "dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled" entry to "false

I'm afraid the links to citations are probably gone. That happens most commonly when a docx file is saved with software that doesn't support Word fields, which includes google docs, Word Online, Libre

That's logged (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0) and we'll have a look in the coming weeks or so.

We've been working through the backlog for style requests over the last months and requests which had everything included were prioritised. (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB

See the current backlog of styles (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0).

Thanks Sebastian. So I guess I'll wait to hear back from others who have actually tried this with the 5.X beta to report back. I have too many 'production' projects going on where we rely on this RTF/

I would love to see developed a Zotero-Google Docs plugin that offers the same functionalities as the Word-plugin. Any progress on this?