I'm pretty sure this was working a few weeks ago. I tried installing the extension into a fresh, clean Firefox profile and got the same result: long wait followed by an error about "The Zotero Connec

No, that's a Firefox setting that doesn't have anything to do with Zotero and wouldn't have affected the speed of Zotero's built-in PDF reader. Zotero's reader always uses PDF.js.

Zotero crashes, hangs (se traba, se congela) very often. Using together with LibreOffice or Firefox but also using Zotero exclusively

that is not the case, seems zotero is opening firefox with its own profile, with no addons, and no user settings (like a refreshed or newly installed firefox).

You mean you're clicking a web link in Zotero, it opens with your default browser (Firefox), and Firefox is opening it in a new window instead of a new tab? Zotero has nothing to do with that, but it

Result: Opens new firefox window all the time, and makes use of the new windows for subsequently opened new links

thanks, but the The Google Scholar Citations for Zotero plugin has been removed from the Firefox add-on https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/zotero-scholar-citations/.

One of my citations has an accented letter (í). When I insert this citation along with others, it works as intended. However, when I try to insert additional text at the beginning of the group of cita

Firefox 125.0.3

Nowadays some browsers (Firefox for example) have the feature to "Sent Tab to Device". Would be great to have something like this.

Well, these are just minor issues. It would be great if performance could be optimized in the future. However, if it's indeed limited by inherent issues with the Firefox browser engine, I can complete

You should see about the same performance as when opening the PDF in Firefox, since Zotero's PDF reader is based on the Mozilla PDF library. It's not going to match Preview in performance.

Another user posted about this too. A bunch of [JavaScript Error: "HTTP request to http://127.0.0.1:23119/connector/getTranslators has timed out after 15000ms"]

OK, so that all checks out — Fedora Firefox was using the system CA store, and manually importing the certificate into official Firefox and copying the cert/key files to Zotero makes it work. I've upd

All testing I have done up until this point was with the Fedora version of Firefox — my apologies for not having explicitly stated that sooner. In addition, this is on a personal system where I instal

Despite detecting that Zotero desktop is running, I am unable to save pages to the desktop app. My error report is 1624169292 with a debug ID of D1554411846. I have tried reinstalling the connector, …

OK, yeah, so to be clear, if you're using a Fedora version of Firefox, that's likely going to be configured to use your system CA store, whereas (at least as of 5 years ago) the official Mozilla tarba

Also, to be clear, you're testing with the official Firefox tarball? You should do all testing with the Firefox 115 tarball from Mozilla, since that's what Zotero is based on.

Well, and it's worth testing this. With the CA installed in the system trust store, if you disable that pref (and probably also security.certerrors.mitm.auto_enable_enterprise_roots) in a new Firefox

Is this a personal system, or does your Firefox installation have an enterprise policy with the ImportEnterpriseRoots key mentioned on that page? I have also tried following the directions for zotero