If you want to see how it's all *supposed* to work first, you could try setting up multiple profiles in Firefox if you haven't done that before. It's the same system/code, and there's much more docume

but lots of people happily use the Firefox/Zotero profile system. (Then why not automate creating the configuration?)

It is automated — Firefox's profile system is a built-in feature and we (try to) automatically create a new data directory for a new profile. There might be a bug there that causes that to sometimes n

---the Firefox profile system, (not aware of these)

Since the update to Zotero 7, I have observed that I cannot save items from Firefox via Zotero Connector for a while after starting the Desktop application (getting the same error message as when Zote

Do you have a different browser (Firefox, Edge, Chrome) that you can test on? Does it work there?

@louarnold: It's a trivial process. It's an advanced configuration. If you don't have a solid understanding of command-line flags, the Firefox profile system, custom data directory locations, how Zote

However, works for me in Firefox on Mac.

@adomasven Yes, firefox esr 115, thunderbird, and all other applications maximize correctly.

I personally would expect the tab list to stay in the previous scroll position - that's also the way it works in Firefox. This is practical, because it allows quickly closing several older tabs.

Auf der Amazon-Seite läßt der Connector unter Chrome nur einen Scrennshot zu, der Link wird als Fehler gemeldet. Unter Firefox gibt es das Problem nicht. Bug oder Bedienerfehler?

- Enables a Firefox feature that shows the current text direction as a "hook" on the text editing cursor

If you can't figure it out, some future Zotero update might be fix it — Zotero is based on Firefox, and we periodically update to a newer Firefox base, which could potentially fix this sort of thing —

The Process Manager of Firefox shows that the tab is using 100% CPU, with the memory rising constantly:

If you just want a separate Zotero library for your sheet music collection (with syncing turned OFF), you can set up a separate profile. You would then append -P to the shortcut that starts Zotero in

Thank you, sounds good to me. I'm on Wayland, and my experience (just tested in Firefox and in Zotero 7) is that `middlemouse.paste` can be true even if `general.autoScroll` is also true. The only lim

@slipthay: Thanks. It looks like Firefox doesn't enable auto-scroll by default on Linux, but does enable middle-mouse paste. I'm not totally clear on the interaction between those if both are enabled

What browser are you using? Can you go to this URL and copy and paste the text where it says "Your user agent"?

My browser is Firefox with a freshly reinstalled Zotero Connector extension. I run Zotero as a Flatpak downloaded from Flathub in Fedora Silverblue 40.

Thanks - I use Chrome, not Firefox, so unfortunately won't be able to profit from the fix until the next version is out. What is the timeframe for that?