They can see for themselves that the problem is identified ("Chain issues: Incomplete") in the SSL Labs test mentioned on that page.

When I test this the results are correct, but not at all clear. If I double click on a file in a test library when I am not logged in (ie. 'the public'), I just get a spinning circle in Safari with n

I've drafted the style. Please test it out and let me know about any issues:

My test was:

So I tried to cite something behind [7] in the test-document I sent you, so I put the cursor behind [7]. As you can see, the citation did not appear behind [7] but it appeared in the next citation (ch

Please test them out for the mentioned issues. Any further issues please report like this.

I just noticed this happening again, but now it's also happening with the arrow keys (down or up, when I try to move from one item to the next above/below, the focus shifts down to Info pane and focus

Thanks for the quick answer! I sent a document via e-mail. I also tried to cite again in this test-document, but sometimes the citation does not even appear and also the number of cited documents in t

Most people run Macs with admin accounts, so we don't test much with non-admin accounts.

I tried using zotero for the first time today (seems like an extra fun day to do so based on the forum) and wanted to test adding a citation to google docs. I authenticated it previously (not sure how

"tablet", Zotero should recognize them. You can test whether you have the annotated file by using "Show File" and opening with a different reader like Acrobat -- if the annotations are visible there,

Right, I did not realize you are copying whole documents. Generally you can make copies of your documents with Zotero citations intact via the File -> Copy option in Google Docs. We don't really test

I work for a government agency and we created our own citation style for our own purposes. I created a copy of our CSL file and edited this copy to incorporate a couple of changes requested by others

No, the titles are right, it's the edition information ("Ed. rev. and Compl. by") -- I'll have to test: we're applying "capitalize-first" there, which shouldn't be doing this, but it's possible it's a

I'd test enabling version 2 of the Google Docs integration in the Zotero Connector preferences. That's much faster and may avoid the issues you're seeing. Maybe make a copy of your document & test the

I forgot with DOI I used for 2. (it's in the debug), so can't test that quickly, but sounds like you had plenty of test cases there.

to "Fault-Tolerant", etc. Accounding to my test results on https://titlecaseconverter.com/ , seems AMA and APA are using a lower-case-following-the-hyphen style, while MLA is going to the opposite.

... but I didnt't test this as I needed to move on with my project.

No one here is going to give you a different answer, because there is no other answer. Your IT department is wrong, and you yourself can see that they're wrong from the third-party test described on t

Works for me (and campus access isn't required for the linked article, which is Open Access). Do you have another browser installed and could test with Chrome or Firefox?