I understand that you still face this issue. I may have the same, but PDF import also works on Firefox.

bookmark management, but must switch to Chrome/Firefox solely to save items into Zotero.

Windows 11, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

Hello, I normally use Firefox but in some situations I am forced to use a Chromium-based browser. I prefer to use Ungoogled Chromium since it strips away all calls to Google servers that even "vanilla

I'm using my phone to access the forum. The option to search past posts is not available - not even in landscape orientation. I tried with Firefox Focus and Firefox (mobile).

D1183339597 would be a debug id for this usecase/error through the connector extension in firefox.

While using Firefox, I tried to save an article from PubMed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12501453/). It did not work.

The WebDAV server is exposed through a Cloudflare Tunnel and served over public HTTPS. It works fine in the Zotero desktop app on Linux, and I can also access it normally via Firefox, Chrome, cadaver,

Yes, the import is working from the "View PDF" page in Firefox and Chrome also for me.

I get the exact same issue with Firefox and Edge today. Edge has the same behavior as Chrome.

My bad, I assumed the Zotero app updated automatically (I wonder why it didn't this time!). I manually updated the app to 7.0.30 and the Firefox connector. Directly saving from the PDF page works now,

In Firefox:

And on default (at least on safari) and firefox with gnome theme the tab closing buttons are on the left as well, which fits the workflow perfectly.

I´m getting this error message despite not having ever installed Firefox on my computer (I double checked it).

[Split from Firefox extension throws "An error occurred saving with", fails PDF on all publisher sites]

Firefox 145.0.2

Copy Unproxied URL from journal page links (not PDFs) fails in Firefox.

Zotero is based on Firefox, which itself relies on system libraries as well as packaged ones. This isn't a widely reported linux bug, as such, presumably Zorin includes some non-standard system librar

We have a fix that we will release soon for Chrome for this. In the meantime you can temporarily use Firefox to save from IEEE where it works correctly.

Firefox version: 145.0.2 (aarch64)