https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/30642/is-it-possible-to-get-a-zotero-plugin-equivalent-for-google-docs/#Item_5

Google announced yesterday that they will now have add-ons for Docs. It would be great to see Zotero there!

Are Google Drive Addons for Docs perhaps a new possibility for Zotero integration? http://goo.gl/9kRKql

I have used Zotero with the Google Chrome connector without problems until I was obliged to re-install Google Chrome browser. The version now is Version 33.0.1750.117 m. My Zotero stand alone is also

this doesn't appear to be Zotero related. Apparently google docs corrupted your document and I don't really see how we can help here (generally, though, stay away from editing documents with Zotero ci

Google docs and dropbox has a kind of a log historic of your files.

think) for integrating Zotero into things like google docs via API.

Allocation - not really, no, though here's Dan's post on the plans for upcoming versions: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/zotero-dev/BWpmbY6qAzI/7LqFs1gS-6UJ that still stands afaik.

I often want to create bibliographic entries for PDF reports that are open in a web browser, e.g., http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy10osti/45889.pdf . Sometimes I come to these via Google Scholar, but often

The only other chrome extension I had was Google docs, and after disabling it, and restarting Chrome and Zotero standalone, I get the same behavior from AMS MathSciNet.

I see that Google Docs now provides scripts for text documents, not just spreadsheets, so it might now be possible to write a suitable plugin. Perhaps I'll play around with this in my copious (ha!) sp

I've managed to reproduce it: a bizarre combination of of item type "hearing" and a name entered in the "testimony by" field. Screenshot available at https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3F1SeOjlQYqRjlfbV

so Zotero would work better with Scrivener and Google Docs - the writing part is what's hard about a dissertation, people should use whatever works for them.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3F1SeOjlQYqQWF1WDh5aEEtT1E

But as I said before, the full benefit is only gained once the Google Docs is exported to ODF. As long as I just work in Google Docs, I will not have any benefit from using this extension.

> The "reference marks" can be inserted into Google docs via quick copy (as you

This extension allows you to insert "reference marks" into Google documents that will refer to items in your Zotero library. Once you are ready to finalize your document, you would export it as an ODF

I am not entirely clear about how does this extension actually facilitates the use of Zotero with Google Docs.

The only way I'm aware of that Zotero fields would ever get lost without explicitly deleting them is by either saving them in a format that doesn't support fields (like RTF) or by saving them in softw

When I drag and drop a reference from Zotero Standalone into a Google Docs, the result looks as follows: http://i.imgur.com/KBXdEPW.png