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.

Snapshots were added through the Firefox Zotero Connector extension (Version 5.0.141).

Hi,

That would be some problem with your network or Firefox installation. There's no general problem with the extension. If this is an institutional computer, you should check with your IT department.

What the title said. Everytime I try to download the extension the website stops responding. What do I do?

It's very likely that Google Docs will work fine with Firefox or Chrome. Ideally we would be able to figure out why it's not working correctly for you on Safari. Could you create a new temporary macOS

I can confirm the same experience. The extension creates an Item but not the Note. Have been dependent on this feature to take notes. I have removed and re-added the extension multiple times, updated

If your institution's security software blocks old browser versions, you may have better luck with the Zotero 7 beta, which is based on a newer version of Firefox.

So, looking at the information in the other discussions, I cannot find the connector save button, or any other icons as displayed in the screenshots. That is on both Chrome and Firefox.

I have tried removing extension and reinstalling it. I have tried using different browser, which worked at first, using Firefox instead, but now Firefox does the same thing.

I cannot get the PDF files for the articles published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, using the Zotero Connector in Firefox. For example:

Using a different web browser (Firefox) to log into the new account did not make a difference in the storage usage view. (I'd been using Edge)

Maybe this is a problem with the translator (besides GitHub, I've noticed some cases with ScienceDirect) but I can tell you is that Firefox's Programmers Tool console notes several Content-Security-Po