The reader in which one can read the pdf is fine, but it does not follow links (say a link like [8] to the literature), while the desktop version does.

DOIs should definitely appear, in link form, but they wouldn't be hyperlinked.

As a researcher, I’m bringing everything into Zotero: texts, books, random notes, web page screenshots, video links, and more. I’ve created a workflow that was initially efficient, but I’ve realized i

"Multi-omic quantitative trait loci link tandem repeat size variation to gene regulation in human brain"

done before (I'll let you know if I can find the link of the post, must have been on GitHub) but that's a tough job!

Yes, because Zotero is supposed to work cross-platform, it would be helpful to have a universal deep link feature, especially at annotation-level. That's what citing's all about...

Example URL: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00376-024-4076-z

Zotero 7.0.15 on Ubuntu 22.04

for Mumps Outbreak Control se evidencia mediante link: https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa1703309. Esto no sucede en todas las paginas pero el conector es deficiente en paginas de extension prin

links to "go to the [Transifex Zotero project page]" as https://www.transifex.com/zotero/zotero/

I can reproduce the "Attach Web Link..." issue, thanks.

I was trying to add a link to a Windows folder, but then nothing happened.

It is fixed for "Attach File..." and "Attach Link to File..." in the beta 37.

It shows you how to install a new style in Zotero. You can either click on "Emerald - Harvard" (which is a link). It will offer you either to install the style in Zotero or to download the CSL file (d

When this link is clicked, there are many other reference format links. However, I only want the one displayed by Emerald - Harvard. What should I do?

According to the journal guidelines, it is the Emerald—Harvard. But I didn't find the link. If possible, please help me look for the link. If not, please help me create one. Thank you very much.

I'm writing my master's thesis, but I couldn't find the link in the reference format of this Harvard version. I would be very grateful to you if you could help me find it!

That page includes a link to a DOI, so Zotero offers to save the linked article. To save the page itself, right-click the Zotero Connector toolbar icon and choose Save to Zotero -> Web Page with Snaps

Sure, you can ZIP and upload your database somewhere (Dropbox, etc.) and send a public share link to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread.

I have had this error (A red exclamantion mark, it says " is not a valid link mode) for sometimes now, but zotero was working fine so I did not reported it. But now occasionally, when I change tab (sa