I'm using Zotero connector in Firefox to try to add the following book from Cambridge Core to my collection:

This should now be fixed completely in Zotero Connector 5.0.116 for Firefox.

Unfortunately I keep having the same issue in Firefox with Zotero Connector 5.0.115.

See https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/455406/#Comment_455406 for the current status. A fix is already available for Firefox and will be available soon for other browsers.

@morezash: Make sure you're running Zotero Connector 5.0.115 in Firefox, and make sure you've reloaded Google Docs.

Initially, this happened when using Edge (chromium version) on Mac (M series). Changing the browser to firefox, and switching to a windows device did not fix.

Again, though, while you might have luck in a different Google account, the fix for issue with the link dialog is currently available for Firefox. The Chrome and Edge extensions should be out within t

Again, the problem in the original thread — about the Google Docs link dialog popping up when trying to use the plugin — was due a change to the Google Docs interface that they're testing on a subset

Wondering why my comment was deleted. I have been a zotero user for years and have noticed increasing instability and bugs to the point where it's almost becoming unusable to me. An admin responded to

To follow this up, I used a VPN to access another ip address and debugged with this result using firefox: D892897091, after a few minutes this ip address was also blocked by PubMed for bulk download.

OK, Zotero Connector 5.0.115 for Firefox is available now from the download page.

@dstillman it works now with 5.0.115beta6 on Firefox.

(tied on Edge and Firefox, same issue as before)

Thank you for investigating this @dstillman. The fix on Firefox is also not working for me.

@Nabi87: It's also possible that they're only blocking older versions of Firefox, which we've seen before. If that's the case, you can try installing the Zotero 7 beta, which is based on a newer versi

Zotero is based on Firefox and it's likely that your company security policy accidentally blocks it from accessing the web. It might cause issues using any of Zotero's functionality that requires web

OK, we still haven't been able to reproduce this ourselves, but we have a potential fix in the latest Zotero Connector beta for Firefox. If you're seeing this, please install that and let us know if i

What's interesting is I don't see the same problem with Chrome, only Firefox and Safari.

I have students accessing library resources using ProQuest. If a student is using Safari or Firefox (have yet to test with Edge) and save an Article with browser plug in Zotero will save the metadata

My problem is that my company blocks the use of Firefox and only Chrome and Edge work. This gives me a problem with the identifier: if I want to search for something via DOI, it spits out an error mes