When I click the "Quick Start Guide" or "install a Zotero connector" a Firefox window pops up seemingly with default settings and without any of my extensions. This seems to suggest that Zotero uses e

Does this happen if you disable all other extensions (or try in a new Firefox profile)?

I'm using Google docs + Firefox. At first I had the regular connector installed when I noticed this issue occurring. I've since installed the Beta connector just in case, but the issue persists. It is

Zotero just excludes the original notes while Firefox and Chrome can still load them.

I'm currently only accessing via the Web Library, and the problem happens in both Firefox and Chrome.

I just stumbled upon the same problem - Firefox downloads the .atom file, which is not really helpful (but might be a bug in Firefox?). It's still possible to get the feed-link from the download, but

Nothing to do with BBT, or Zotero. Ghostty just doesn't seem to accept dragged text. You can try dragging text from any app that supports that — e.g., Firefox, Word, or iTerm — to the command line in

That's from an updated Firefox version in the latest beta. We'll remove — thanks.

I have encountered this issue on two Macs (running Sonoma and Big Sur) while using Word (the most recent version and whatever version Big Sur supports) and Firefox, and across several versions of Zote

I've also noticed problems with the Brill translator in Firefox (https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/109672/brill-translator-imports-book-as-book-section/p1)

I might have missed it, but as far as I can tell, Zotero doesn't currently support the ability to fetch and display graphical abstracts. I use the Firefox connector almost exclusively to import refere

This has just started happening with me too. Two days ago it was working fine. I have not updates Zotero. I do not use Chrome, I use FireFox. It happens whenever I close the Add/Edit Citation in Micro

I'm trying to import this article from Firefox: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00343404.2024.2417704

A lot of the most popular ones of those "modern" apps, including Google Chrome, VS Code, Sublime Text, and Firefox itself, have an option to use the system's own window decorations. That list also in

see, the correct character is copied when using Firefox (4), but errors are made in Zotero 7 (Windows) and Zotero web (in MS Edge).

The saving works with Chrome/Firefox on the same device however.

When Dark Reader (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/darkreader/) is active, Zotero reverses the changes the extension made and displays the snapshot in light mode. The only way to get the

In Firefox, no functions from Zetero are exposed to the user despite its seemingly being installed and properly configured!

Zotero is based on Firefox, so it's blocked. If you try to load it in a browser, you'll get an error message saying it's "restricted" or "ERR_UNSAFE_PORT".

Firefox version: 133.0.3