I'm sorry, I didn't notice the link. Here is the error I get:

I have found the entry for Transportation Research Part D in the Zotero Style Repository, but when I click on it, it doesn't download the .csl file to Zotero. Instead, it just navigates back to the be

yes sorry, I meant PubMed Central. Here's the link: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9465614/

Well, to add to those who would like this feature, which doesn't seem esoteric at all to me. In my workflow as a researcher, I link to pdfs on my computer all the time (in my case, mostly through usin

That works fine for me. Can you provide a Report ID and a link to a PDF where this isn't happening?

my annotated PDF. And I tried to do that via symlinks. But. Apparently Zotero doesn't automatically handle symlinks the same way a manual transfer does. The symlink that I made automatically through

I do like the idea of opening a figure link in split view instead of a popup. The popup is often to small to look at a figure.

item as its own page. Is there a way to make a link that would open a given zotero item's attachment in the pdf reader in the zotero desktop application?

Those aren't actually links in the PDF. The Zotero Desktop reader has dedicated logic to detect citations and link them to the bibliography which the Android readers doesn't have, but the links here a

Here is a link if anyone else wants it https://github.com/ChenglongMa/zoplicate

Hi there. Sure! Here's a link to a short recording:

Por exemplo, tenho em minha biblioteca este DOI = 10.31512/encitec.v15i2.1853, com o link https://san.uri.br/revistas/index.php/encitec/article/view/1853 acessado em 10/06/2025.

Hey @Zensunni, can you please record a video of this issue? You can share a link here, or mail it to support@zotero.org mentioning this thread.

https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevA.76.062709

The reader does follow intra-PDF links, and it then includes a back button to go back to the previous page. If you're not seeing that somewhere, the citations may not be active links in the PDF.

Thank you for your suggestion, @tumpor. The code you provided has been a great inspiration to me. I have improved upon it and published it as a free VSCode extension, which you can find here: https://

The Better Notes plugin is probably the best plugin to create links between notes. It is still updated regularly. You can open an issue on the GitHub page if you identify some bugs. There is also a Di

Ah perfect. I understand now, so it's a problem with the reference's title. Is there anyway of fixing it for real and no just using the workaround explained in the link you posted?

Yeah, the italics is very likely the first link I posted because of the long title of the first reference. I'm not quite sure why the DOIs aren't showing, though. Are you sure these are in the DOI fie

The reader in which one can read the pdf is fine, but it does not follow links (say a link like [8] to the literature), while the desktop version does.