@adamsmith @AbeJellinek I'm glad to hear that @aaronbcowan's bug is fixed, but my Safari connector is still choking on Proquest. Could you please check Debug ID D14101142?

I think the only actual known Proquest issue that's not limited Safari currently is with EEBO.

I get the same "An error occurred saving with ProQuest. Attempting to save using Embedded Metadata instead." message, regardless of browser (Firefox or Chrome)

https://www.proquest.com/dissertations-theses/microscale-3d-actuated-mechanisms-microrobotics/docview/2862085000/se-2?accountid=10267

Here's one example URL that generates this error: https://www.proquest.com/docview/2512575530?accountid=28598&sourcetype=Scholarly Journals

I'm getting an error message when trying to add references with the Zotero extension from a ProQuest page. The error message says "An error occurred saving with ProQuest. Attempting to save using Embe

Zotero doesn't seem to be able to scrape the data of books on Proquest databases. For example this on Early English Books Online: https://www.proquest.com/eebo/docview/2240922931/11903094/4151D50D340B

Hi - this seems to be a problem again now. From EEBO, a link such as this one https://www.proquest.com/eebo/docview/2240865505/fulltextPDF/AD88D813CA3344ABPQ/32?accountid=11862&sourcetype=Books

Zotero keeps citing the same reference that's been used in fumm over an over again eg.

Hi, I'm still seeing the same error when I try to use the Safari connector with Proquest Historical Newspapers. I worked around the issue by staying with Zotero 6.0.15 for a long time. I just updated

Uncaught (in promise) SecurityError: Failed to read a named property 'document' from 'Window': Blocked a frame with origin "https://ebookcentral.proquest.com" from accessing a cross-origin frame.

When a user on a Chromium-based browser has the Zotero connector extension enabled, ePUB titles on the ProQuest Ebook Central Platform do not display content. Example: https://ebookcentral.proquest.co

[EBSCOhost], and Social Services Abstracts [ProQuest]). What other locations would you find articles if not from an aggregator or directly through the specific journal itself? And if all my articles

This field can contain a variety of location information, including Box and Folio numbers for physical archives, or even other types of numbers for ProQuest, such as UMI Publication No. 10251550 for t

Note that you need to put ProQuest Dissertations and Theses in the "Archive" field.

https://www.proquest.com/dissertations-theses/developing-annotated-guide-collaborative-planning/docview/1865331120/se-2

When we search Proquest databases (e.g. ERIC, Dissertations & Theses Global) in a Chrome browser, the Zotero connector does not change to the "folder" icon on the results screen and will only download

an entry of an author's name (as displayed on ProQuest) which included dozens of alternative spellings of the author's name:

Services like Ovid or EBSCO have systems intended to enhance a searcher's query capacity by attempting to do term mapping across databases. I have much better results from a query of each database its

I'm having the same issue with ProQuest and Scopus- tried on campus and with VPN.