If you're not seeing anything happen, reload Google Docs and restart the Zotero app and try again, and check whether a dialog is appearing behind your other browser or Zotero windows. That's usually a

Reload Google Docs and provide screenshots of Safari's Extensions pane and Google Docs without the Zotero menu in it.

OK, so reload Google Docs in your browser. If you don't see the Zotero menu, take a screenshot of what you see and add it here.

From the top of the page: Google Docs support is part of the Zotero Connector for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari and requires the Zotero program to function.

How do you I get Zotero to connect to google docs? It didn't do that for me either

For now you'd have to use the desktop app or use Google Docs.

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/108764/google-doc-is-cycling

@dlampman: Disable the "Google Docs Offline" extension, reload Google Docs, and try again.

integration is now not working in a brand new google doc, either. I have restarted my computer, and uninstalled/reinstalled the Zotero Chrome integration and my Zotero desktop. I've also tried using

FWIW, I'd be skeptical about using Google Docs for book/dissertation-length works in general and with Zotero specifically.

I get this error message in only some Google Docs:

Google Docs doesn't allow plugins to set smallcap styles, so Zotero "fakes" it by setting the citation text to font "Alegraya" where it is required. We have a fix for this that has been in a pipeline

As for moving from Google Docs to Word -- did you follow this? https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents_between_word_processors

cut and paste from zotero pdf to say word or google docs. I don't have the issue the other way around, cutting from google docs into zotero notes that you describe - it formats correctly for me. cutt

Hi, I'm working on Google Docs. My whole paper is on "Arial", and so are the citations. I've configured it to give the author's name with small caps, but when doing so, it switches the name to a diffe

Restart Zotero, disable your other browser extensions, reload Google Docs, and try again. Check to make sure that the citation dialog isn't just appearing behind your other windows.

Hi I'm having the same issue losing rich text formatting when I copy and paste in from Google Docs (which I have open in my Chrome browser). Is there a setting I can change to fix this?

For citations unlinking, see Why isn’t Zotero detecting my existing Google Docs citations?. What's happening now is that the reference list is populating in the middle of the document rather than at t

Does it happen in a new document? Do you use any unusual or new Google Docs features in your document? Does it work if you remove them? If it doesn't happen in a new document could you try to isolate

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/112977/google-docs-plugin-always-detects-my-previous-citations