FWIW, if that's an option, I'd consier moving the document to LibreOffice for the final edits with the whole thing -- that's much, much faster with large docs. (So is Word for Windows, but it's not gr

version => 6.0.6, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-GB, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.6, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.6, extension),

Mac OS 10.13.6 / Libreoffice (latest) Zotero Plugin (latest) + Zotero (latest version)

extensions => ZotFile (5.1.1, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.7-beta.1+5e0674b84, extension), Zotero Word for Windows Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.7-beta.1+5e0674b84, extension)

Entering a reference to a chapter using the Zotero LibreOffice plugin (in "classic view") produces something like the following:

When hovering the mouse over a citation in libreoffice writer, the truncated reference mark data is shown, e.g.

version => 6.0.6, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => zh-CN, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.6, extensions => ZotFile (5.1.1, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration

I believe that by solving these problems, I will abandon Mendeley - Libreoffice in favor of Zotero - Google Docs.

version => 6.0.6, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.6, extensions => ZotFile (5.1.1, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration

Scanner for Zotero (5.0.11, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.5, extension), Zotero Word for Windows Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.5, extension)

Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.5, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.5, extension, disabled)

Formatting does tend to get affected when switching from LibreOffice to Word. You usually can transfer Zotero citations from LibreOffice to Word without issues, but that's assuming the underlying docu

Ok, good to know. Since I have been working with Zotero and LibreOffice for years I wonder if my long document would get messed up (formatting-wise, and of course regarding the citations) if I would s

Also, every issue you've described in this thread are LibreOffice issues. None of them would have been caused by updating Zotero. LibreOffice Java JDK preferences shouldn't get reset upon LibreOffice

The only other reasons for unlinked references we're aware of are opening & saving in a different software (Pages, google docs, LibreOffice, I think also Dropbox's Word) or saving into an unsupported

I reinstalled the ZoteroLibreOfficeIntegration manually (first step) and checked that the JDK was selected (second step; now, the citation placeholder at least appears, I am still waiting for it to tu

I now seem to face an additional problem: since I updated both Zotero and LibreOffice the zotero toolbar inside LibreOffice does not react any more. I checked, and the Zotero Libre Office Integration

Ok, I will also contact LibreOffice to see if they can offer a solution. I updated both LibreOffice and Zotero, but that did not change anything.

Just to note, this is strictly a LibreOffice bug. The ReferenceMark feature we use to store Zotero citations is also used by native LibreOffice features as well as other plugins and there's no reason

Hard to say and it's a LibreOffice bug, so they may be interested in your broken document to be able to fix it. Either way, does copying citations out of the affected document work? If so, the simples