no way to have Zotero put in action a cleaning of web pages from invisible layers blocking or impeding the annotation?

Do you have any advice on how to start cleaning up my dataset and 'start fresh' with only keeping the collections mentioned?

In cleaning up my Zotero libraries, I realized I actually have two different Zotero accounts. I've cleaned things up enough that I'm ready to delete one, but I can't figure out how to do that. I'd pre

On Linux there is a simple workaround for cleaning a file from the stuff that Zotero adds to annotations. The command below removes all document references as well as quotation marks from a given file

to be able to use the SingleFile feature that permits cleaning the web pages.

While cleaning my hard drive disk, the cleaning app has identified duplicate files of the same size and content, inside the Zotero repertory:

Hello! I am fairly new to Zotero, and I am working on a project that required a bunch of editing that I sloppily added in-text references to (without Zotero). I am going back and cleaning things up, g

Ok, after cleaning and trying to Replace Online Library this still does not work. I have generated the Debug ID: D287964206.

I do not have the debug problem anymore. I am now going through the group and cleaning and reorganizing the collections (folders) and I will try to Replace Online Library again.

- My SSD is over 90% full and needs cleaning

Oh my goodness... This is perhaps the single-handedly most annoying feature of working daily with Zotero. Even merely dragging a citation from one folder to another for the sake of "cleaning up" and o

The first step in cleaning up any orphaned PDFS that have inadvertently occurred is to find them. AFAIK there is no direct way to do that, as Zotero no longer has any record of them. So the first step

they'd be searchable for various purposes (e.g., cleaning up snapshots, updating preprints). If nothing else, the 1000s of Zotfile users who are used to this behaviour will expect it to be preserved

There are some strategies within Zotero that have been suggested for identifying/cleaning up broken links to PDFs, although not 'non-tedious' for large numbers of files, eg

It's always a question with a reference library as to how much time you spend cleaning it up (which can take a long time), or do you just wait until problems become apparent when citing, and only fix

resolution problems, oversampling, skewing, cleaning background, unpapering etc.. There are lots of workarounds to be able to have a well OCRed document to take the full advantage of Zotero's pdf re

once) ... or might some people decide that just cleaning up wrong metadata they see in their reference lists in papers they are writing is less onerous ? What are peoples' workflows for integration w

or if Zotero is crashing instead of closing cleaning.

I found profile. In this case I'm sure there is no any disk-cleaning run. Unluckily, the profile directory does not have backup.

Well, right, to poettli's point, if you're saying you were missing zotero.sqlite in the correct data directory as well, that would suggest you ran disk-cleaning software and deleted both the large zot