We'll fix the error in Zotero 7, but the server is misconfigured. See Incomplete Cert Chain. (You can see "Chain issues: Incomplete" in the SSL Labs test results for the server.)

Replying to "The vast majority of Mac users don't use non-admin accounts, so this isn't something we test." (I sadly can't figure out how to use a blockquote in the forum):

@jhimmelreich Could you try Zotero.dotm?

Ah sorry, wrong links.

When unexpected things are happening, it's always best to test with other extensions disabled.

I am using Mac Monterey. I have Zotero Connector running. I have Safari 17 running. I am on this page (the Zotero forum, this discussion). I set up a new Collection in Zotero (called TEST). I wen

@martynas_b: Here is the info I test this (only one) pdf(https://arxiv.org/pdf/2309.11497.pdf) on DELL U2720QM which is a 4k external monitor 3840*2160. 


Those who are experiencing very high memory fluctuation while scrolling please do a test:

Hi, I did test it again and it seems to be fixed and working properly.

I had tested it a while ago, and it seemed to work fine, but I have one reference that comes out strangely.

Sub Test()
MacScript ("beep")
End Sub

If copying and pasting text with citations appears to not work, you should test it in a new document and make sure it does not work there. If it does not, please provide a Report ID from the Connector

Would you try this Zotero.dotm file and check which line you get the Run-time error on?

Just to test, if you double-click the Zotero.dotm file in the Word Startup folder to open it directly in Word, does that work any differently? (That may give you two Zotero tabs. Try both.)

You can't test any CSL field for content anyway, so this would be moot.

@jaywen: Can you test the Zotero.dotm I link to above? That should fix this for pre-Sonoma systems, and if so we’ll make that available in 6.0.28 and Zotero 7. But if you’re affected by this, you’ll n

Item, you click Manual Entry, you fill in "Test" for the Title of the parent item, and you right-click on the attachment and select "Rename File from Parent Metadata", you should end up with a file n

So would I have to copy the whole standard citing block for all types of media into the disambiguate="true" test?

As a test, I created a stand-alone note in iOS, and it uploaded to my library without any difficulty--so clearly the connection is working. I'm also not seeing any sync errors.

all types of media into the disambiguate="true" test?