delayed critical bugfixes). Since exiting the Firefox one more than a decade ago, Zotero has been avoiding them unless absolutely required (Chrome, iOS, Android).

I understand that some of this behavior (the elongated close button) only occurs when I customize my desktop and is therefore not officially support. But I think the inconsistency suggests Zotero is n

Yes, thanks — we're looking into better compatibility with some of the more, let's say, eccentric DEs and window settings. Zotero doesn't use the global menu. I know that Firefox doesn't either, so I

2.) Zotero doesn't use the global menu. I know that Firefox doesn't either, so I guess that's not easy to fix.

I've checked for updates to Zotero, Firefox, and the Zotero Extension and can't think of where to look next to figure out what's happening.

It may be a difference in how you're closing the app — e.g., which specific window control or keystroke you're using. This is a Firefox feature, and we may end up needing to just turn it off if we can

As an avid user of Zotero, I greatly appreciate its seamless integration with Firefox, which streamlines the process of adding sources to my library. However, I believe there's room for further enhanc

For reference, I'm using Zotero 6.0.30 on Windows 11, and my Zotero connector is on the current version of Firefox (122.0) on the release channel.

The Zotero Connector for Firefox isn't distributed from addons.mozilla.org. It's available as an XPI from our download page, and it certainly works. For Chrome and Edge, the download button is just a

I am unable to donwload any web browser connector. I tried downloading the Firefox connector (because I use it the most) but it can not be downloaded neither with Firefox or Chrome and not even with M

There's currently a problem with Safari that we are unable to reproduce. Google Docs works fine with Chrome, Firefox or Edge.

I would be quite surprised, in fact, if it was an actual virus right there. Here's a Firefox post on the same topic: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1400919 (Zotero uses Firefox under the

Every time I start Zotero, it asks me for my proxy username and password even though I have checked the box "Use password manager to remember this password". It started doing this at some point when I

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You can have multiple libraries via multiple profiles as mentioned, just like in Firefox (the underlying architecture of Zotero). And you don't have to use the command interface as suggested at the li

I assume you want me to try this directly via the browser, and I did, both on Edge and Firefox, and both times it worked perfectly fine just the way I would expect it to work.

This is a firefox issue, I just wanted to raise awareness with the zotero developers, since nobody at Mozilla seems to feel responsible for that bug:

When right-clicking a tab and selecting "Move to end" it is properly moved to the right of the open tab list. If there are more tabs open than fit into the current view, the tab is moved outside the c

The Zotero plugin seems to be deactivated (is also grayed out), despite it being active in the options. The reason seems to be the following JS error, of which I generated also the report with id 160…

Essentially, I want to avoid doing this manually, for a large number of articles, saved over the years to Pocket. I can use either Firefox or Chrome, on macOS, and my Zotero is version 6.0.30.