This is planned, though. (A model here is the Firefox bookmarks popup, which has a "New Folder" button.)

@jmespge: You could use temporary browser bookmarks and postpone saving to Zotero.

In the old Firefox profile go to about:devtools-toolbox?type=extension&id=zotero%40chnm.gmu.edu and paste

I would just delete that new profile and then Refresh Firefox in your old profile, which creates a new one while preserving bookmarks and the like. The old one will be placed on the desktop.

Ha! Creating a new Firefox profile worked. Thanks so much for the help! Presumably I can restore my original Firefox profile so that I don't lose all my keychain data, bookmarks, etc? Advice for nex

In Firefox's Bookmarks I simply preface all bookmarks in a folder with a "1,2,3...5", which allows easy sorting.

A little over a year ago, Firefox removed a bookmark 'notes' feature, where one could add useful notes/info to bookmarks stored in Firefox.

While RDF is in principle an openly readable format and any other tool _could_ read Zotero RDF, I know of no other tool that actually does (understandably so, given the effort that'd require to implem

Can the output be converted to bookmarks for Firefox for example? I am not familiar with this format and this is beyond my incompetence in computer science. I wish there was more collaboration with t

I think I'm gonna transfer bookmarks and passwords in a new Firefox profile. Certainly the best solution.

You could try resetting your existing profile. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/refresh-firefox-reset-add-ons-and-settings

Note that using a new profile will also cause you to lose all Firefox history, bookmarks, cookies, and passwords stored in the old profile. You can try instead refreshing Firefox in the old profile an

- at AndrewFitzGibbon: how use Firefox on ios when can't edit its bookmarks?

For the record I'm moving from Firefox bookmarks to Zotero for managing this content. I've looked at a bunch of tools including Polarized, Notion, Mendeley, Papers app, pinboard, Hypothes.is, Diigo, e

I'm on the Zotero linux desktop client and I'm pulling my hair out trying to make this work. Basically all I want to do is import a list of urls into Zotero and have the metadata pulled from the page

I do wonder though - how else does Zotero protect your data? Is any sort of encryption implemented? (at rest, in transit, on their servers only, etc.). Are there measures in place to protect against d

styling, so you'll see the same thing in the Firefox bookmarks manager or in Thunderbird. It also matches what Finder does, though Finder doesn't have alternating rows. We can reevaluate this, but pr

Find-as-you-type is just the standard behavior of most tree views — e.g., Mac Finder. In our case it comes from Mozilla, where you'll see the same thing in the Firefox bookmarks manager. We're hoping

The find-as-you-type functionality comes for free from the Mozilla platform we use — it's the same behavior you see, for example, in the Firefox bookmarks manager — and isn't something we can easily c

Zotero is based on Firefox, and, like in Firefox, smooth scrolling is enabled by default. You can see this in the tag selector in the bottom left, which will scroll smoothly if your system is set up t