In this case, though, other readers (Firefox, Okular) are able to copy the text without the additional spaces (this is not to say that the OCR quality couldn't be better).

I think I do encounter this problem as well when working with PDFs that are slightly skewed; however instead of no space between words, Zotero inserts a space between each letter of the word. It also

Okular is based on a completely different technology (C++ language + KDE/Qt libraries vs. Javascript + Firefox for Zotero), it feels extremely difficult to re-use its code in Zotero.

I have a problem with Zotero on Google Doc, which I use with Windows. The software works to search for a reference on the red and white bar, but when I add a citation, the document starts to bug and a

Similar to a Firefox extension SingleFile, where you can also annotate and color the webpage - when you save that webpage as html, all of the annotations and colors are embedded into the html itself.

It looks like they're still testing the new design — I get one version (I assume the older one) in Chrome that works and another in Firefox that doesn't. The translator will need to be updated to supp

Firefox 125.0.1

The Get Involved page looks normal to me in Chrome (as well as Firefox). I'm guessing something (maybe a browser extension) is blocking the CSS for some reason.

I am experiencing the issue in Google Chrome. I just checked in Firefox, and it's working fine.

In Zotero 7 Beta, there is a "List all tabs" down arrow at the top right (same as in Firefox), showing a list of the tabs' titles:

Also note that this would likely start working after using Zotero more, since Zotero will cache the intermediate certificate when served properly by another site. (Saving this PDF works for me.) But a

When I open the PDF linked in the above article in Firefox's built-in PDF viewer, I can select text, copy it, and then paste the text elsewhere. Everything works as expected. And I would expect the ex

the SpringerLink site changed their looks in the last two weeks and the Zotero connectors in Safari, FIrefox, Chrome are no longer folder icons that would allow to select chapters for import. ScienceD

With recent arXiv preprints imported through the Firefox connector, I get:

Firefox: "栄 養 に関 す る 知 識 を 多 く得 た として も,そ れ が 日常 生 活 に お い て 実 行"

It looks like Firefox and Safari already block them, and Chrome and Edge are in the process of disabling them.

This behavior persists in both GDocs (through Firefox) and LibreOffice Writer. The browser connector has also been recently updated.

I tried the same pdf opened via the pdf.js on my firefox. It will release the memory as I closed the tab. But zotero seems not to release the memory after I close the pdf.

Mozilla platform to get us on the current Firefox Extended Support Release. It also included a major new API for plugin developers to allow them to create sections in the new item pane without introd

— it’s not comparable. The comparable thing is Firefox across its various processes. And Zotero does unload tabs automatically, as we discuss above extensively. I explain the changes we have planned