@NGO-Guy could you test whether the integrated PDF viewer in Firefox can properly display the PDF files?

Thanks a lot for your answers - very much appreciated. I will try the suggested plugins when I upgrade again to Zotero 7. However, Zotero 7 is basically unusable for me right now, since the PDF-viewer

I was trying to add this record via the magic wand because the Zotero connector isn't working for this paper in Firefox or Chrome, even after I restarted Zotero and reinstalled the connector. (Caveat:

Great! It works now! The PDFs are being imported again! Thank you very much for your help! It's a relief! So I can show IEEE/Zotero/Firefox in my training courses again.

I performed some more tests, and the issue seems to only impact pdf.js in general. Left is Zotero 7.0.5, center is Firefox 130.0.1 and right is Evince 42.3. (Chrome 129.0.6668.70 also correctly displa

I just tried with both Firefox and Chrome. On both browsers, I had to reload the linked page to get the metadata and a snapshot (I deactivated the automatic PDF attachment). The connector silently fai

1. Download Firefox ESR 115 using the official tarball

Is there any possibility to solve this problem? Since the V7 it isn't possible anymore to import automatically pdfs from the data base IEEE explore into Zotero via Zotero-Connector in Firefox (version

The highlights are visible in proper colors. The ToC loads properly and notes as well. It’s something to do with WebKit beacuse it works well on Firefox for Android.

Note: Cmd/Ctrl + Wheel/Trackpad zoom doesn't seem to be supported in Firefox's integrated PDF.js at all. It only works when using the link, at least on macOS.

Yes, I see that on the original PDF.js link on both Firefox and Chrome browsers. It sometimes stuck completely no matter whether using mouse wheel or trackpad pinch zoom. So it seems to be the same pr

Note: Cmd/Ctrl + Wheel/Trackpad zoom doesn't seem to be supported in Firefox's integrated PDF.js at all. It only works when using the link, at least on macOS.

I am using Zotero-7.0.5_linux-x86_64 on ubuntu 22(Linux mist 6.8.0-40-generic #40~22.04.3-Ubuntu). I tried Zotero connector for Firefox and Chrome for multiple IEEE Xplore papers. Both don't work and

The same problem likely occurs when using the Firefox PDF viewer, as Zotero Reader is based on it.

For years, there have been long term plans for Zotero to switch away from XUL and Firefox to React and perhaps either React Native or Electron.

- The Zotero client uses XUL and is therefore is tied closely to Firefox. Although people are using Firefox on ARM (e.g. via snap https://snapcraft.io/firefox), Mozilla itself apparently has not rele

None of the above papers have rendering issues in Firefox.

I checked a few papers and there are not such rendering issues with the latest Firefox browser.

Could you check if Firefox renders those PDF files smoothly, since Zotero is based on Firefox?

the internal PDF viewer in Zotero is based on Firefox. However, when I open the three PDFs and scroll up and down in Firefox browser, the memory usage is only about 800M. I only have the Translate fo