I'm running Zotero 7.0.8 (64 bit) in Firefox 131.0.3 (64 bit). I have pinned Zotero to the taskbar. When opening Zotero it puts a duplicate icon in the taskbar. The duplictae has a bar beneath indi

And used the Firefox zotero add-on to import it into Zotero.

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

PDF works faster in Firefox. However, the window minimization keys sometimes require double tapping, like in Zotero. This problem is not seen in other programs.

Could you try opening a PDF file in the Firefox browser to see if the same issues occur as they do in Zotero?

I'm using Zotero 7.0.8 on Windows 10, with Firefox Developer Edition as the system default PDF viewer.

I have an issue where I can't use the Zotero Connector in my browser, Firefox. The Z button does not appear anywhere, and I looked into customizing toolbar as well. I tried right-clicking as well, but

Oh, one related suggestion (that's much more minor)... It'd also be great if dragging tabs worked like it does on Firefox, Windows File Explorer, Acrobat, etc.

After installing new Zotero, the Imprivata sign-in process was broken - specifically, the signal from the phone when I approved sign-in did not get transmitted to the MS site to allow me in. Switching

that i dont have chrome installed on my PC, only Firefox and Edge.

This is because the default (haha...) version of Firefox in Debian is the ESR version.

When interacting with the PDF viewer in any capacity, it starts stuttering and lags profusely. This is out of the box without a large library, annotations, plugins, etc. There is no noticeable differe

The reason clicking the PDF won't work there is because the site is forcing the PDF to be downloaded instead of letting it to be viewed in the browser. (Firefox still shows it in the browser, with a f

When I open the link in Firefox, it looks like this:

Other PDF viewers like Okular handle this more gracefully and let me copy the normal OCRed text. Firefox's pdf.js copies the text with every word on a new line, which is still easier to correct than Z

I selected Firefox as the default and then switched back to Brave. Now it works as intended. Thanks for the link. I will try that if I run into this problem again.

But Zotero (7.0.5, 64 bit) insists to open links on Firefox. How Can I fix or debug that?

That made the process super easy. From there, I was able to follow the steps I had followed in the past to get my custom CA recognized, and everything synced. I can also confirm, installing Zotero thi

Sorry - holiday. I just checked: In Firefox, the documents (including zooming in-out) are displayed without any problems.

I've tried uninstalling Zotero, upgrading, uninstalling the plugin, using Firefox, using Safari, and resetting the accounts on the plugin and the application. Nothing.