Firefox 146.0.1 (all extensions disabled)

That's in incognito mode in Chrome and also in Firefox. Firefox also includes this message before the first curly bracket:

If the file is automatically downloaded and opened in Firefox (file:///[...]), dragging the URL file icon to Zotero is working:

It used to be possible to add both PDFs and webpage snapshots to a selected item when Zotero was a legacy Firefox extension. The Connector doesn't know when an item is selected in Zotero, so we can't

If the PDF file can be viewed in Firefox, I use the connector to download the file directly to Zotero, to skip the temporary copy in the Download folder, and then move the PDF file to the existing ite

4) Firefox, on which Zotero is based, does have a Contrast Control setting, accessible in the Zotero Config Editor via the browser.display.document_color_use setting, but that only affects the reader,

As for the extensions, I disabled this extension and then turned it back on (no luck). I can disable other extensions if you think that will help, but since this problem is across Firefox AND Chrome t

1. Open the PDF in my browser (Firefox)

thanks for your reply! I checked with AI, and it gave the same answer as you. Zotero-7.0.30 is based on firefox.

(Should probably be fixed, but the version you're seeing is the Firefox version on which Zotero is based)

droit sur ma bibliothèque, j'obtiens un menu firefox (page précédente, marquer cette page, etc.) et pas un menu contextuel zotero. J'ai essayé avec Safari, même problème. Impossible de trouver où act

Hi, I have been using Zotero and the connector in Edge and firefox to download PDFs and citations mostly from Jstor, but also from other sites. Just in the last week, it has stopped downloading the PD

I'm unable to add citations to my Google Doc on Chrome AND Firefox on my laptop, but both work fine on my desktop. Interestingly, my laptop DOES allow me to add papers to my Zotero from the connector/

Running on Asahi Linux 42, and all is working smoothly. Including exporting references and files. The Zotero connector on Firefox is also working fine so far.

Firefox v140 made it easier to add custom search engines to its address/search bar. When you open a new FF tab, there is a dropdown menu there where you can select the engine you want. You can also us

Zotero Connector for Firefox: 5.0.193

(Firefox and Chrome both have the Singlefile add-on/extension, probably the other browsers have it too)

* With the CNRS proxy in Firefox, the PDF import fails:

I'm using the Firefox Connector.

- Tested multiple browsers (Edge, Chrome, Firefox)