Yes, once there are ARM64 Linux tarballs for Firefox ESR, we'll be able to offer this.

Looks like we're one step closer to ARM64 Linux tarballs of Firefox. Since April 19, this has been available for Firefox Nightly: https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/04/19/firefox-nightly-now-availa

That's from Zotero, not Firefox.

This is in Firefox?

From Zotero, using Firefox: D1851619781

Most other programs (Firefox, SumatraPDF, etc.) running on Windows support the back and forward buttons on mouse, and many users (like me) get used to use these buttons when reading. Each time I natur

Works with Firefox 126.0, fails with Chrome 125.0.6422.77 on macOS 14.5

Can you provide another Debug ID — let's say from Firefox this time — for the first attempt to save after restarting your browser? There doesn't appear to be any problem in the Zotero app. Your last D

To try things out, I also just downloaded and installed Firefox and the Zotero connector and snapshots also don't work

@emilianoeheyns, I'd be happy to help, but the problem went away after I disabled, enable, and updated BBT plugin. In fact, I restarted Zotero two or three times, and I think it might even have updat

It's the same with Firefox.

references from the issue page just fine. But in Firefox (even with all the extra tracking prevention etc. that I can find disabled) and (mostly) with Brave, the authentication doesn't pass through f

See No Toolbar Button. The Zotero Connector is a standard Firefox extension, so this isn't any sort of problem with Zotero.

Toujours d'énormes difficultés à réinstaller zotero sous lubuntu, libreoffice et Firefox !!!

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/114455/browser-suddenly-cannot-connect-to-desktop-app-on-linux-firefox-125

I'm pretty sure this was working a few weeks ago. I tried installing the extension into a fresh, clean Firefox profile and got the same result: long wait followed by an error about "The Zotero Connec

No, that's a Firefox setting that doesn't have anything to do with Zotero and wouldn't have affected the speed of Zotero's built-in PDF reader. Zotero's reader always uses PDF.js.

Zotero crashes, hangs (se traba, se congela) very often. Using together with LibreOffice or Firefox but also using Zotero exclusively

that is not the case, seems zotero is opening firefox with its own profile, with no addons, and no user settings (like a refreshed or newly installed firefox).

You mean you're clicking a web link in Zotero, it opens with your default browser (Firefox), and Firefox is opening it in a new window instead of a new tab? Zotero has nothing to do with that, but it