Extract annotations has been removed from ZotFile because it's now available in Zotero.

the crucial Zotero extensions alongside BBT and ZotFile.

I am really struggling to set up Zotfile.

Zotero's annotation extraction should be equal to or better than ZotFile's was. If you think you're getting something worse, email us an example PDF.

Additional note: my zotero has lost functionality because of this problem. Before, I could just scan, OCR, and annotate in Adobe Reader or Preview, then upload the file to Zotero and have Zotfile extr

- In these cases, a vertical split view like you did in the Info pane would work nicely for me I guess, as there is no tab in the side pane. You would probably need to deal with the bottom information

I am unable to export annotations despite having the ZotFile plugin. When I right-click for the Manage Attachments option, no option for exporting annotations comes up.

The items on my machine used linked attachments; I use Zotfile to keep them in a centralized folder, which syncs to a different cloud service. How can I move my items to the group library with their

I do use ZotFile to store this library's files in an alternate location, but linked files shouldn't impact my ability to work with the references themselves on the app, right? I've tried this with a l

characteristics (e.g., year)? I know ZotFile add-on can do this for Zotero, but I suspect most people (myself included) would prefer to not install a third-party add-on for just this one functionalit

of Zotero, whenever I extracted Annotations, the Zotfile plugin did a pretty good job of being able to figure out what page the Annotation was on. My hypothesis is that this was done by figuring out

Hi, having used Zotero for quite some time I'm getting up to speed with how to integrate it with Logseq. I've added ZotFile to move attachments, and also BetterBibTex in Zotero. I haven't installed Lo

- Additional filename customization options, similar to ZotFile

Double-clicking the parent item opens the first-added PDF that matches the URL of the parent item, followed by the first-added PDF that doesn't match the parent, followed by other things. The Mendeley

First, ZotFile no longer has anything to do with annotations. This functionality is now provided by Zotero itself.

I have finally made a new clean import from Mendeley without ZotFile. I do not see any duplicates anymore, so this is consistent with pointing to ZotFile as the culprit.

I have noticed that importing from Mendeley created duplicates probably due to a conflict with ZotFile: PDF files duplicates produced when importing from Mendeley.

you can see with right-click → Show File with ZotFile disabled. ZotFile provides additional customization options, but we'll be adding similar options to Zotero in an upcoming version. To clarify thi

As for me, I'll continue using it, because I like templating and tinkering, and because it will help streamline my current Zotero to Obsidian export (finally retire Mdnotes plugin, fully reproduce and

I like having the ability to choose the name of the pdf files. The reason behind is that I find it more practical when sharing them with others by email. This is why I am using ZotFile.