I usually use the outstanding @Voice on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hyperionics.avar&hl=en-US&pli=1 and on comparison, shall continue with that for now.

I was on my Android phone and was using the pathway from my browser's share command to Zotero (the Android application).

Sorry, that's a bug in the Android app. We'll fix.

That's about Zotero's own Android app?

The android app is very good and I appreciate that it supports using the s-pen to annotate pdfs. However, it would be even better if the button on the s-pen could be used to switch to the eraser tool.

Are there any step by step instructions for the Android app for new users?

For reference, a similar issue happened on android with the first iteration of the epub implementation:https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/130773/android-epub-display-text-cut-off-on-left-side

Used to work (with very slow update speeds and no UI information on the update progress) but now does not. Nothing has changed, not that I know of.

How do I give the app on my Android tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab S3; SM-T820) access to my OneDrive, so that I can read my pdf (and other) attachments?

Can you provide a Debug ID for Verify Server from the Android app?

I just switched from my own WebDAV server to a Koofr account. Zotero desktop syncs just fine. But the Android app in either tablet or phone (different Android versions) complains that it "Could not co

Yes, it's a known issue in the Android app, and we're working to address it in an upcoming version.

However, when I perform the same action on my Android tablet, the note generated from the highlight appears corrupted: the text is duplicated and presented in a disordered sequence.

Unfortunately Google Play Store isn't available on various android devices I use such as this ereader, so I think I found the versions on APKPure or somewhere else online. For the latest version I tri

We haven't changed minimum supported version and it's still Android 6.

Previously the minimum Android supported version was Android 6, and I've been using an early beta version of the zotero app on an Android 8 e-reader for over a year (slow but worked). But I just updat

This is on android device

The point is not that Zotero uses only Google code-scanner API. The point is I must give Google Play Services access to the camera. Full access. Android does not allow for pick and choose here.

I’m using a highly secured Android system (GrapheneOS, https://grapheneos.org/) and I was unable to use the scan barcode function of Zotero until tonight.

Android Version: 1.0.0-240