Thank you for coming back to me! I can see the problem occurring in Firefox, we will investigate.

results. Picture of the issue attached. I'm on Firefox on Linux, using Zotero under a totally new browser profile (via `firefox --profile `) but this works fine on Chromium on Linux.

Zotero Connector (Firefox) prompts me for book chapters to import (yay) and indicates the attachment is saving (see screenshot)

I'm on Zotero 8 on Mac, and i tried with Chrome, Safari, Firefox... anyway, i have always the same bug on this website. Is it only me or what ?

In the screenshot below Zotero is on the left and Firefox on the right (I tested in four different PDF viewers and they all showed the same dark highlights):

Hello! The implementation of the back/forward mouse buttons in the pdf viewer has been discussed in this forum and the github issue zotero/zotero#3436 has been closed as completed. However, on my set

(and in the browser one can use the corresponding split view option for the tabs; at least on Vivaldi, Brave, and I believe as a experimental feature of most recent Firefox).

I signed up for Zotero and registered following instructions. The site told me the connector for Safari was bundled, and there was a downloadable connector for Firefox. After doing all these things th

NotAllowedError: Could not open `C:\Users\Ania\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\1eb2i4wu.default\prefs.js' (NS_ERROR_FILE_ACCESS_DENIED)

Saving from the PDF will sometimes work (and does on this URL in Firefox), but the article page will be more reliable, and Zotero should automatically download the PDF if you have access.

* Firefox 147.0.3 (64-bit) snap for ubuntu canonical-002 - 1.0

Didn't get it going until I restarted Zotero and restarted FireFox, YMMV.

Also having this same issue along with my colleague - they use Chrome, I use Firefox, and we have both followed the usual translator troubleshooting steps. Is it an issue with WorldCat itself?

- Observed on multiple worldcat pages using latest Zotero and Connector on both Chrome and Firefox (both latest versions). MacOS.

If you use the Firefox browser, you can set up its search engine options to search your Zotero web library for the title of a new paper you find in your browser - to see if you already have it - witho

> (e.g. for firefox: rightclick on the toolbar -> customize toolbar -> set the tick in the bottom left).

+1 for vertical tabs feature like firefox

I can add new items to my web library from Chrome and Firefox, but I am unable to attach files to items in the web library. There does not seem to be an icon for attaching files.

> With that option disabled, I click on the “Save to Zotero (PDF)” button in Firefox, and it import the PDF, but also extracts all the metadata.

I don't know anything about Intune, and we haven't added explicit support for it. It might check the Firefox config documented there, it might sub in "Zotero" automatically, or it might not work. The