I've checked access via "curl https://user:password@myserver.spdns.org:/webdav/zotero/somefile.zip" and with the same URL in the firefox (129.0.2) address bar. In Tor, I get a message "You are about t

The problem was that doc A was opened in a Firefox browser and doc B was in a Chrome browser. Both, the Firefox and the Chrome browser hat the Zotero plugin activated. The citations could be updated i

Open the url in firefox and zotero extension button works fine.

I see the same behaviour in Kubuntu 24.04. An option to use the system native title bar like in Firefox would be great.

I am using plasma 6.1 as my desktop environment. Yes the same happen with chrome and firefox, but they give you the option to use the system native title bar, which fixes it (e.g. for firefox: rightcl

I have began using Zotero after fews months, and can't synchronize my Firefox page with my account. When I try to log in, a table says "User canceled primary password entry": I have seen this thread s

Which distro and version? Do you see similar issues with Chrome, Firefox?

I'm using Firefox, and my connector doesn't recognize the amazon.nl page as a book. The equivalent amazon.com page yields a correct book item (well, as correct as Amazon can be ;-) ).

Thanks for that - using Firefox worked for me too.

setting it to treat Zotero the same as it treats Firefox.

I've discovered that the _real_ problem is that the shell script that launches Zotero sets an environment variable 'MOZ_LEGACY_PROFILES' to 1, and that environment variable 'leaks through' to Firefox

Fully reproducible. Tested with Firefox on Windows 11.

This issue can be recreated on Mac and PC, on Chrome, Brave, Edge. Issue does not appear on Safari or Firefox Browsers.

I can import via Firefox (Linux and macOS) and Chrome (macOS), but Safari gives an (different) error: An error occurred saving with Perlego. Attempting to save using COinS instead.

In Firefox, it is the same, with an even lighter grey for the background of the menus:

/>"13": [
"0": "x-firefox-spdy"
"1": "h2"
]
"14": [
"0": "x-frame-options"
"1":

If this is about an institutional installation, I linked to relevant documentation from Firefox above. If this is about a personal installation, please continue in your original thread.

The resolved URL can be downloaded manually in Firefox without any problems.

Everything imports well for me (Zotero 7.0.2, Firefox 129.0.2, macOS 14.6.1) either via the connector or the magic wand. Hopefully the debug ID will provide some insight.

Firefox 129.0.2 (64-bit)