which google integration are you talking about? Everything that's possible with google docs is possible with Scrivener.

As a Chromebook user and researcher, I am very interested that Zotero plays well with Chromebooks and Google Drive/Docs. Is there an active project to make them play together for citations? If so, how

I assume a person would have to use Google Docs or Office 360, but how do you cite/footnote a source from Zotero without manually copying it? This is where it seems Chromebooks and Zotero won't play w

Which format are you saving them as (.doc, .docx, .rtf, something else)? Can you reliably reproduce the problem? Are you opening the files with something else, say, google docs, in between.

I know zotero can partly be used with google docs, but now that you can add add-ons to docs, I would love to see a zotero add-ons.

So the only way this could work is for relatively isolated features that a contractor or outside developer could develop mainly by herself--like an Android app, e.g. or potentially a google docs plugi

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sGy69Mry6ZpkVsdSuo1ovByGCXO7Bu9x48Y1TPpnkJ0/edit?usp=sharing

I'd imagine this would happen in an online-only project (and there are some apps--not least google docs--that provide something similar already) and you could just link to it from a Zotero entry.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cFcnC-rPmOGnZV4FkXsrIshIB-PmAEjhArq8D7QQd_I/edit?usp=sharing

- Firefox, including this forum and google docs

If I copy my note into LibreOffice, I'm not getting the HTML code nor the rendered one. The same is true if I copy the note into gmail, google docs. Copying the note here & having "format comments as

I also turn off the computer, created new docs and so on.

As to how this has happened - it's actually relatively hard to do. The only ways I can think of are either if you actually removed field codes with the Zotero add-on or if you intermittently saved the

To give some background: I am interested in this for google docs integration, as discussed elsewhere. My plan was to use scannable cite. However, collaborators didn't really like the scannable cites,

So does this also mean that zotero:// links (e.g. in OO or Google Docs) would only ever be able to interact (reliably, officially) with Zotero stand alone, and that any interaction with the Zotero Fir

So does this also mean that zotero:// links (e.g. in OO or Google Docs) would only ever be able to interact (reliably, officially) with Zotero stand alone, and that any interaction with the Zotero Fir

The above link would work in Google docs, and still redirect to Zotero.

True - it doesn't work in Google docs, you're right. I wonder why that is. However, it does work e.g. with Open Office. That's still useful.

that doesn't work in google docs for me. I just get the plain text, so I'm not sure how this would help?

Using the above translator, I can get zotero://... links. However, they are not recognised as links by Google docs.