I tried reinstalling the Chrome connector to no avail, then set the default browser to Firefox, just in case, restarted terminal, same message (why Chrome resource in this second instance? Did I forge

Of course, a lot has changed since then. For example, he used Firefox for communication.

By the way, it has changed to a PDF icon in Firefox.

Zotero Connector for Firefox 5.0.167

@ankitp94: As long as it's not growing unbounded, 3-4 GB RAM with multiple tabs open isn't necessarily a sign of a problem. You should see more or less what you see loading multiple PDFs in Firefox.

Spoke too soon. When using Firefox, Zotero desktop opens in the correct collection, but the item has not been saved.

OK, seems to work as usual in FireFox.

Zotero is based on Firefox, and Firefox doesn't support HarmonyOS, so this is unlikely to ever happen unless HarmonyOS (or a third-party developer) implements a compatibility layer for Windows or Linu

Firefox 139.0.4 (64-bit)

We just call the underlying Firefox reveal() function on the file, so I'm afraid there's not much else we can do here.

2) I installed the Firefox plugin years ago and then never used it. Last year I migrated everything from Mendeley and started using Zotero. I guess the new installation just used whatever was already

2) While it shouldn't matter, is there a reason you still have your data directory within the profile directory? That was the location in the original Zotero extension for Firefox, and Zotero should'v

PDF retrieval fails with Firefox, but not with Chrome.

Thank you for this very helpful tip. Yeah, IT wasn't getting it at all, but the issue was the firefox version. I switched to the beta version and the sync started working again, much appreciated!

Zotero is based on Firefox and identifies itself that way. Zotero 7.1, currently in beta, will be based on Firefox 128 and will identify itself that way, so if the issue is just that they now require

Issue was the Firefox version 115 which was too old for my security software. moving to the beta fixed the issue (version 128)

@adomasven: I can reproduce also on a Windows 11 Virtual Machine (without syncing) on a separate computer, with both Firefox [139.0.4 (64bits)] and Chrome [Version 137.0.7151.104 (Build officiel) (64

Firefox 139.0.4 (64-bit)

3) Open an article in Firefox, for example: https://doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2020.694

I can reproduce this in Zotero Connector 5.0.167 for Firefox. It's a redirect loop with 20 302s from /action/oidcStart followed by another 20 from /action/showCitFormats. Firefox blocks both with NS_E