You should also be able to create a shortcut with the -P command line flag that opens Zotero with a specified profile (as you do in Firefox, the underlying code for Zotero).

Had Zotero 7 on my old laptop. Got a new laptop. Installed Zotero and set everything up the way I want. Firefox is my default browser.

B) I can reproduce in Firefox's integrated PDF.js (file:///[Path to the PDF file on my computer])

Can you reproduce that in Firefox?

Thanks for pointing me to the other discussion thread. I'll try Firefox and look for an upcoming fix to Chrome.

Please note it still works with Firefox.

Right-Clicking on the Attachment and then "Open Snapshot" opened the attachment in the default browser (it worked for Brave, Edge and Firefox).

If I try to open a link when my default browser is set to Firefox, the link opens as expected in the currently running instance of Firefox.

I also had this problem today and yesterday in two different classes affecting about 9 out of 26 students. Yesterday, we solved it by moving the Chrome students (both Mac and Windows) to Firefox, Edg

@tn2nyc: This should be fixed in the latest Zotero Connector for Chrome/Edge/Firefox, 5.0.151. Be sure to reload Google Docs after updating. Thanks for reporting.

Works fine with the Firefox extension, but not the Chrome one

It's a standard Firefox extension, so there's some problem with either your Firefox installation or your connection to Amazon cloud servers.

I am a fist time Zotero user. Every time I try to install the Firefox connector I see the browser tab not progressing beyond download and verifying stage. No data gets downloaded. I have made sure my

Firefox Connector Debug ID: D1438032623

I am using Windows 11 (64 bit), Zotero 7.0.11, and Firefox 134.0.1. Like others in this thread, I too am unable to download PDFs from ScienceDirect using the browser connector extension, and I would l

The selected data directory is too old to be used with this version of Zotero. Please first upgrade the data directory using Zotero 4.0 for Firefox or select a different directory.”

So no browser extension necessary. ("Open in Firefox" should be sufficient for most sites, though, and is indeed the default.)

And people who want DuckDuckGo as the default search engine but also Firefox extensions might want to check out the Midori web browser. I am just testing it on my Android phone and it has a lot of fea

For me "Open in Firefox" didn't work for all PDFs, but setting browser.download.open_pdf_attachments_inline to true in about:config helped.

@monika.barget: No, that's not correct. Setting "Open in Firefox" for PDFs in the Applications section of the Firefox settings (which I believe is the default setting) should cause Firefox to show mos