@laurensomers this should be already resolved in our beta build. If you want you can test it here.

I should ask, did you actually test the file with the Tana note-taking app?

Okay, I think i've added the intermediate certificate to our chain in the software. Give it a try now. The SSL labs test is no longer showing 'incomplete'.

When the “Test Regex” button in the “Metadata” tab is clicked, the regular expression in the target field is applied to the site loaded in the most recently selected Firefox tab.

I mean, there's not much to say here other than that it's a good idea to test that a tool can handle the very specific workflow you have in mind before committing huge amounts of time to it?

At any rate, it now works in Firefox on both computers I've tested on here (and doesn't in Edge or Chrome).

That would work for limited testing purposes.

You would have to insert a bibliography using Add/Edit Bibliography. In addition, in my old test document, the citation numbering started back at 1, so I now I see citations numbered 1, 2, 3, 1.

I downloaded Zotero last summer and tested it out in Word, no problem. Today, I tried using Zotero again and when I inserted a citation I got the superscript number, as expected, but can't see a forma

Note that you should test with full words. It's a different kind of search engine, and it won't necessarily match prefixes in the same way as the desktop app, though we may be able to improve that.

We'd want a couple of URLs for important catalogs to test/develop with, please

Hm. This is highly unusual. It's most likely something with Word config. The quickest way to test that is to create a new Windows user account and see whether it works there.

Does anyone have any feedback on this potential setup or experience trying something like it? Am I fooling myself to think this could work? It's potentially a lot of effort to set it up just to test o

The regex check is against the browser built into Scaffold/the translator editor: it has no idea what you have open in which browser. (That's also the instance against which you test other functions).

Item 9IB9PMEA is the new book entry I just created. It has no metadata except a title "Test Book"

5.use command "npx eslint .\app.js" to test whether the eslint can work, It show three error in the test file 'app.js'. So, I think should be OK.

(3)(+0000150): Integration: WinWord-addEditCitation:'https://d.docs.live.net/[…]/Desktop\zotero test.docx' invoked

'/') to test it.

Do you have another browser installed & could test in Chrome or Firefox?

I've drafted the style. Test it out here: