Firefox 149.0b10 (64-bit)

Another work-around for the time being is to first insert a footnote and then the citation ( I use the shortcuts Ctrl+Alt+F and then Ctrl+Alt+C to do so in Firefox on Windows 10).

Linux, Nixos 25.11, LibreWolf 147.0.4-1 (~hardened Firefox)

* Try a different browser — if you're using Chrome, try Firefox (or vice versa) to rule out a browser-specific issue.

Here is the old design, that I can get from a VPN in Firefox:

That never works in Safari, and didn’t work in Firefox when I tried it earlier, but I tried it again in Firefox just now, and it did work. Thanks.

The only differences with your configuration are Zotero conector: 5.0.195 and Firefox no beta (148.0.2)

Firefox 149.0b8 (64-bit)

I've noticed a strange phenomenon today. In one specific PDF the reader doesn't display German umlauts (ä, ü, ö). They are visible when opening the same PDF in Firefox or Okular. The problem is not vi

Also using the Firefox connector to save Facebook posts doesn't catch the date.

Zotero I believe, picks up both heading levels and Bookmarks in it's ToC (not sure of the details here of how it does this and I believe added after my comment about this), so you can have a ToC witho

I experience this bug too using Firefox as a browser - I disabled all other extensions and experiences the issue nonethess

it (the S key ensures consistency with Firefox). Furthermore, the cursor now displays a grab icon when Hand Tool mode is active.

J'ai vérifié la mise à jour de firefox et ça semble aller.

The current behavior in Zotero beta is similar to the one of Firefox. But it is different from Okular or Evince or Edge where, on entering a valid page number, focus moves to the page itself ---and aw

Thanks. But it does not seem to be typical for the PDF viewers I've checked: none of Okular, Evince, Atril, Firefox, Edge, or Emacs (all of this under Linux) display those annotations. And neither d

I created a cert using Let's Encrypt for the domain. It works in Firefox on the computer that's not working and Firefox shows the cert is valid and trusted by default. Given this, and that it works on

I just wanted to pop into the forum to say: I've been using Zotero since 2009. I've published a bunch of stuff using it as the core of my research. It's indispensable and completely awesome software.

To log out, I can do a "Clear cookies and site data" in Firefox.

With the browser (for example Chrome based or Firefox based),when you arrive to a figure like the second (the cow image), scrolling down makes text to appear over the image quite soon.