Oh, no, I meant just check whether you see the problem in Firefox 115 ESR itself. That's what Zotero 7 is based on.

I uninstalled Firefox, installed firefox-ESR, reopened zotero7 with an empty profile: the warning message loop is still present :(

This being in a Mozilla line doesn't really mean anything in terms of whether this is a bug in Zotero. But you should try Firefox 115 ESR and see if you see the same thing.

As for developing for Z6 vs Z7, Z7 is based on a much more recent framework than Z6 (Z6 is based on Firefox 60, Z7 is based on Firefox 115, which is _five years_ worth of updates and features), meanin

The equally commonly used Firefox browser does not have this problem.

A phenomenon worthy of attention is that the same problem occurs in edge and chrome browsers, but it is normal in firefox and there is no problem.

The translator fails and saves it as webpage. This only happens with this specific translator, others work fine. I'm using Firefox 128 and Zotero 6.0.35.

I've been using the game changing new epub reader (unfortunately only via safari in ios or Firefox/chrome on boox android but looking forward to it coming to the betas).

Thank you for your reply. I tried to download the link as a file (both in Safari and Firefox) but I keep being redirect to an error that says the server address cannot be found. The same also happens

However, it's work with Firefox and Word extension.

(If you want to see the network requests Zotero is making, you can 1) enabled debug output and/or 2) start the beta with -jsdebugger to open it with the Firefox Browser Toolbox showing and check its N

WebDAV servers. (Accessing the server from Firefox isn't meaningful, since that would just be GET requests, and an OS WebDAV mount wouldn't necessarily use the same request patterns.)

Works for me. If you are trying to download it in Firefox, you have to do a right-click Save As on the Download link to save the .xpi file. Otherwise Firefox thinks it is a Firefox addon (also .xpi fi

I am working on configuring a WebDav server on a machine I host using lighttpd, and from everything I can tell the server itself is working. I can access the webdav share from Firefox, and also mount

(It does not either in Chrome or in Firefox on my computer.)

into zotero, I have zotero as an extension on my firefox browser.

When trying to import this reference (https://www.informingscience.org/Publications/5078) through "Save to Zotero" in Firefox, the authors last name gets scrambled, presumably due to the ORCID image l

The Newsbank (Zotero) translator is not working with Chrome or Firefox. By not working, it is not detecting/importing the metadata for the article.

The Zotero Connector for Firefox works on other websites but not on Google Scholar. I just tried using the Zotero Connector on Google Scholar for the first time, so it's unlikely that I've reached the

1. It seems like Zotero is built on top of Firefox/Gecko.