We have a likely fix available in the Zotero Connector beta for Firefox:

So I run linux, and my firefox browser has DNS set to use the default DNS resolver for my system. My system DNS resolves to my router. I can access my webdav from firefox as well (I'm using SFTPgo).

Possible that Zotero isn't using the same DNS setting and is skipping your local resolver or something. Zotero is based on Firefox, so you'll need to play with the Firefox DNS/network settings in the

I use google doc. And yes, it was after I tried numerous times trying to cite and follow the instructions in the troubleshoot. I tried to make a copy, but still, I tried changing browser, to firefox,

We've released Zotero Connector 5.0.122 for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge with the latest fixes.

I had to recently switch to the beta version of Zotero as TLS 1.3 (default for Nextcloud) isn't supported by Zotero 6 due to using an older version of Firefox. The beta version works great with one ex

@dstillman: ok, then. I don't use Firefox but have been testing this a bit with Chrome reader (not based on pdf.js I suppose), and although leaner it still takes 300-400 MB to load the first book, so

@mmplx: 1.5–2 GB while PDFs are open is normal. You'll see similar figures (spread across multiple processes) in Firefox. (Zotero's PDF reader is based on the one from Firefox, and does a lot more.) I

We are still ironing out some issues and have what is we think the final version in Firefox, which we will deploy to all platforms once deemed fully working. Unfortunately the Firefox Beta is scarcely

Per my questions, I am wondering if this issue is known to persist for people running Safari, or if I should interpret his comment to mean that it is only resolved when one using Firefox+the beta upda

Have you tried updating to the latest beta of the Zotero Connector? We have released an update that should fix it. You might need to manually check for updates in Firefox addons page, and refresh Goog

Last week, when importing records from the EBSCO platform using the Zotero plugin (Chrome and Firefox), the Journal title comes in at the end of the Title field and the Publication field. It was worki

I've also been using the Firefox beta connector for the past day or so and I am having way fewer problems - the citation dialog box now always pops up as expected and works pretty smoothly (a bit slow

I've been testing the beta connector in Firefox for most of the day and haven't run into any of the reported issues so far - most importantly, for me, I haven't had the issue I'm having in Chrome wher

OK, we've pushed a new Zotero Connector beta (5.0.122beta1) for Firefox that we're hoping will fix most of the remaining problems people were seeing.

Firefox v. 123.0

Well, this actually happens even with the latest Firefox version. So it seems to be a Firefox issue, and we probably can't do much about it.

For now, you may have slightly better luck with Zotero Connector 5.0.121 for Firefox or 5.0.120 for Safari, but you may still need to occasionally reload Google Docs and try again.

This discussion was created from comments split from: Zotero Plugin stopped working in Firefox.

I'm having an issue with Zotero in Google Docs also (doc already had previous Zotero citations from a few weeks ago, so it's been working previously). I just confirmed my browser extension (Firefox) i