It's open in Task Manager and has the description "Firefox"... which is a bit suspicious! I tried to End Task, and it just now sits there, not doing anything.

We don't save collection names at all, so if you're seeing a name in the Recents drop-down after restarting Zotero and Firefox, it'd have to be an existing collection in Zotero. And since selecting a

edit2: After I quit Firefox and Zotero, reopened Firefox, visited PubMed, and restarted Zotero; I was able to select my preferred collection from the drop-down but the long non-existent nbib collectio

using the Firefox Zotero connector, the related PDF is not downloaded nor saved.

Support for the macOS emoji picker depends on the Firefox framework that Zotero is built on. Fn-E should bring up the emoji picker, but at least for me there's a bug where the E still appears and need

Can you offer customizable theme colors similar to Firefox theme?

Hi @dstillman - I am running the 5.0.120beta4 connector in Firefox (restarted both Firefox and Zotero), but I am still having issues. The first time I input an in-text citation it works fine, but any

@natoushki: You should make sure you're trying with the Zotero Connector beta (5.0.120b4) for Firefox. You don't need to use the Zotero beta.

I am having the same issues, both in Firefox and Chrome (can't add citations, red bar never finishes loading, citations randomly become unlinked, get regular error messages about Zotero having trouble

The only non-Zotero issue I was having was now-and-then a failed Firefox tab.

I am having the same problem - I have been trying to add citations since Monday and I have the same struggles; whether working in Chrome or Firefox.

You should also switch back to the non-beta Zotero Connector 5.0.120 for Firefox once that is out, which should be in the next day or two.

You're right. I totally misunderstood. I re-downloaded the Zotero Connector beta for Firefox and it's working. So hopefully this will remain the case. I really appreciate all the support.

But I don't think this is a great use of anyone's time, so the best we can suggest for now is to try the Zotero Connector beta for Firefox, which has some additional fixes, and see if that helps. If y

Zotero is based on Firefox. Both Firefox and Zotero attempt to use xdg-open on Linux, but it seems that they are unable to, or something goes wrong when they try to. This isn't a general issue on Linu

Does opening a downloaded file folder work for you in Firefox?

@ekoparker: This (and hopefully any other instability) should be fixed in the Zotero Connector beta (5.0.120b3) for Firefox. You can try that now. If no one finds problems with that, we'll release tha

I closed Firefox, Word and Zotero and then tried to add citation in Chrome (Google Doc). It worked!!

PS: I am getting an error when trying to insert screenshots (both Firefox and Chrome): forums.zotero.org

Yes, I mean the outline icon at the top of the left-hand pane. The tooltip says "double-click to expand/collapse all items" and that is also the behaviour of the PDF viewer in Firefox.