When Firefox exports HTML, it doesn't include the Description fields (and other data).

As you may know, Firefox is discontinuing the Description field from their bookmarks data. Version 62 removes user access to that field, and version 64 removes the Description field from their databas

Does this work correctly in the bookmarks manager in Firefox?

I have a second pc with different bookmarks. These bookmarks can be imported correctly.

Zotero can import Firefox bookmarks -- or at least it used to. @Baldr what error are you getting when you try?

But it does not work for me. Possibly because the format of the html was strongly changed in firefox 57?

Is it possible to wipe off the Zotero connector memory from Firefox completely? Seems like even after uninstalling and reinstalling Firefox remembers the bookmarks and plugins..Is it a Firefox issue o

Saving 2772 bookmarks from exported html file using http://github.com/ajlyon/translators/raw/master/Bookmarks.js to Zotero data directory (http://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data) with Firefox 57 an

New Zotero user here. I have hundreds of Firefox bookmarks that I'd like to import into Zotero, but I don't see any way to do this. Is there any workaround that exists? Some way to convert HTML into R

If I disable all my addons (none other than Zotero changed recently) except for Zotero, there is no problem. There is no problem if I enable classic theme restorer, flash video downloader, roboform 8

You basically answered this yourself. They're consistent with each platform's conventions — or at least they were. If you look at the Firefox bookmarks manager on Mac and Linux, you'll see they're dif

I know this is old, but could help someone save time. The solution from @xxtraloud works for me in Win7 running Zotero SA in admin (I don't use firefox plugin).

On Linux: I installed Zotero into Firefox, then installed the plugin for libre office. The Zotero Menu bar appears in Libre office, all worked well and I inserted some citations.

in for the Microsoft edge web browser because Firefox uses to much memory (RAM). My word 2016 document sometimes becomes unresponsive for a short amount of time when I run both Firefox with the Zoter

This functionality comes from the underlying Mozilla platform we're using (i.e., you'd see the same thing in the Firefox bookmarks list). Not sure how easy it is to address, but I've added an issue fo

When importing my Firefox bookmarks to Zotero, some titles contain the ">" or "&" character. Those are saved as ">" and "&", respectively, in the bookmarks.html file, which I export from Firefox. They

etc. are. When I first downloaded Zotero for Firefox, I forgot to sync my existing Standalone library so I was looking for a way to reinstall it or change it so it does sync with Standalone. Thank yo

I don't how this would be caused by Zotero, since this is just standard Mozilla functionality. Are you saying that this doesn't happen in the context menu of the web page background in Firefox or any

From my own site SafetyLit.org I am able to subscribe to feeds through Zotero but I don't receive any items. Subscribing through Firefox live bookmarks displays the feed items. Is this an issue with h

You'd have to report that to ScienceDirect. They're just serving an autodiscovery link for the wrong feed. You can see the same behavior with the "Subscribe to This Page…" option in the Firefox Bookma