I've been having a problem logging in to ScienceDirect and Scopus on Chrome through my university login. The problem only affects Chrome, not Chrome incognito, not Firefox and not Edge.

Same for me. I was using Zotero on Windows for some time and one day it stopped working. I press 'Add/Edit Citation', Firefox window flashes for some reason but nothing happens in Word. No 'hidden' fi

Hi it seems that over the weekend Zotero stopped working on arxiv preprints. I can no longer save them. I tried via Firefox on Mac. I also tried with the app on iPhone and iPad but no luck. It cannot

certificate can be 'sideloaded' using Firefox on the PC, the iPad environment isn't so forgiving.

- Try on a new browser (I was initially on Chrome, and tried to switch to Firefox)

icon nothing happened, so i tried going to Firefox to add something to Zotero and it said Zotero was not running. I went to Word and same thing happened, so i deleted Zotero, installed it again from

That uninstall option is from Firefox, and all it does is delete the profile folder. (Also, you don't mean the storage folder — that's just a subfolder of the data directory. The relevant folders for

We cannot provide troubleshooting help for Brave as it is officially not supported, but if it does not work with Safari, Chrome or Firefox, we can take a look. You should post the page URL you are try

Browser: Firefox 120.0

it matters, I am using chrome and do not have firefox installed on my computer).

We already have a few users asking about when/how this could be fixed for the Firefox and Chrome Zotero connector extensions. We can recommend the DOI import, as @sdruskat mentioned, but would prefer

Firefox D1939895559

When I click on the Zotero Connector for Firefox, the PDF is not imported.

5. Uninstalled and reinstalled the Zotero browser connector, for both browsers (Chrome and Firefox).

I'm using the Z7 Beta and Firefox and am accessing DeGruyter via proxy.

Firefox 119.0.1 (64-bit)

Same from Firefox:

I've never heard of anyone having that kind of problem with Firefox, indeed if you could explain to me how it might happen, it might move us on.

These are different pieces of software. If they're not properly labelled, how is one supposed to tell them apart? As Tim820 says: "An example of that is that it's not uncommon for people to come her

applications also do (Thunderbird - My Mailbox, Firefox - Current Tab). Firefox also has a desktop app but still, if you're using the browser on the desktop it doesn't really call itself "Desktop app