Thanks for your reply. Really interesting to know about the fact Zotero is based on Firefox.

Zotero (like Firefox, on which it is based) doesn't currently interact with the system dictionary.

This is a Firefox bug (Zotero is based on it). We hope this will be fixed in future versions.

In the latest version of Firefox (nightly build), you can now highlight text in the PDF and save the PDF with the highlights. When you open the saved PDF in other PDF programs, such as Foxit Reader or

If you are using Safari, does this happen with Chrome or Firefox? You might need to restart Zotero before testing.

There's a bug in Safari at the moment that we are unable to reproduce and fix. You will have to switch to Chrome or Firefox in the meantime to work with Google Docs.

And does this happen only on zotero.org, or also forums.zotero.org? You would not be able to log in to the forums, but can you at least load them in Firefox?

Does it happen in Firefox in a private window?

I've been using Zotero for many years without issues. But I can no longer even open the Zotero.org domain from my Firefox browser (I'm using Safari for this post). Of course, I uninstalled the Firef

auto.update.auto may actually no longer work on Windows — Mozilla seems to have removed that between Firefox 60 and 102, and it's possible that no one noticed in the Z7 beta until now. I'll be followi

For now, until we can prevent this from happening, we've just disabled this Firefox feature for the next beta.

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