Can you test this out in a fresh document?

or classic) in a larger document. I just did a test, and it took about a second for Zotero 6 to load up the Classic Add Citation dialog, and in Zotero 7 it takes 5 seconds (literally, not exaggeratin

2. Moscicki AB, Shiboski S, Broering J, et al. The natural history of human papillomavirus infection as measured by repeated DNA testing in adolescent and young women. The Journal of Pediatrics. 1998;

Can you test in any other text editor? VS Code, Notepad++, RStudio, whatever you are using? If this is limited to Notepad (and I think you are on the old version of that), it might just not be worth t

In the Zotero Style Editor it seems to run OK but I don't know how to test the Ibid functionality there.

For a test, I tried to insert right before , and then I still get "Author ibid", and not "Author Author ibid" as could have been the case logically.

by manually modifying the citations in text. To test that this is true you can try it in a small sample document and see that Zotero actually does this formatting correctly.

Hello! Another affected user here. I tested the latest 64-bit ZIP beta (7.0.3-beta.2). The problem persists on the beta. It can still be fixed with the compatibility mode trick.

OK, if you're still seeing this, please try the latest Zotero beta and let us know if that fixes it for you.

Thanks dstillman! I wish my laptop had held on a bit longer... If there's a beta test coming out for that please let me know.

Is it possible that the problem comes when I test with files from Word (docx) using libre office?

@luveggplant: We believe this is fixed in the latest Zotero 7 beta if you want to test. Otherwise the change will be in 7.0.2 soon.

@burakgurlek: This should be fixed in the latest Zotero beta. Could you test? You can switch back to the release version afterward.

@candy_day, @marcehl: This should be fixed in the latest Zotero beta. Could you test? You can switch back to the release version afterward.

After selecting a web test case, the shortcut menu "Copy input to clipboard" copied an empty string to the clipboard instead of copying the URL as before, which seems to be unexpected?

Do you have a different browser (Firefox, Edge, Chrome) that you can test on? Does it work there?

1) Can you test with all third-party plugins disabled, if you have any?

Restart Zotero and Edge and try again. Only test with a single document. Make sure you look through open Zotero windows if the citation dialog doesn't appear automatically.

Thanks, confirmed fixed in 7.0.1-beta.2. (Did not test beta 1)

It's because Chicago Manual wants the full date (withomth & day) there and we don't have a way to test of there is a month and day, so we always repeat the date