I have installed Zotero 6 on a new Windows 11 computer. I have also installed the Zotero connector for Firefox and for Edge. My primary browser is Firefox. When I rightclick the Zotero button in both

@martynas_b, Thanks for your comment. For this, I downloaded Firefox(119.0.1 (64-bit)), and I opened the PDF file via Firefox. It was as smooth as Edge or PDF expert did, which is much smoother than t

You'll have to experiment with that (you can also google info for Firefox/.mozilla which works the same way) -- I don't think anyone here will spend much time on support for this and writing profile i

The layout of the website version keeps switching up constantly on me. Whenever I add a citation it is fine, but as soon as I go to do anything else it changes to a different more modern layout. I p

I can import the article via the Zotero Connector in Firefox, maybe that's an option for you too?

I tried to open a zotero select item link (e.g. zotero://select/library/items/4L355A8U) using the chromium url bar but it does not lead me to zotero... Only firefox seems to do that in my case. Is tha

The funny thing is, the same PDF renders *without* any strike-outs in most other PDF readers, including Firefox built-in PDF reader v115.3.1esr, Evince, Okular, xpdf, and Adobe Reader v9 (available as

It's just a problem with the file. The same thing happens with Firefox, Chrome, Safari, macOS Preview, and PDF Expert. It doesn't happen in Acrobat, but that's the only program I'm seeing where it doe

which has a strange behaviour: if i import it by the Firefox connector it remains dead (nothing selectable) while if i import it by the Safari connector i can select and associate a colour annotation;

Je me questionne sur la première étape. Close Firefox and move zotero.sqlite and 'storage' from this folder into a temporary folder on your desktop ou sur un disque externe. Pour la suite, ça devrait

It seems to be an issue with Firefox and pdf.js, the library used to render the PDFs in Firefox and Zotero. Zotero 7 got its core updated to a recent version of Firefox. You can try filing a bug/issue

The first 2 papers show this noticeably, the last one only very subtle. I can also replicate that issue in Firefox, Okular and Acrobat Reader show the highlighting following the outside of the text.

only with the software installed by your org. Firefox updates work without manual intervention, because Mozilla, after a long battle and lost market share to chrome, listened to the needs of the admi

our web catalog is working fine when using the Firefox connector. If you visit https://babordplus.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/f/13d62sb/33PUDB_Alma_Unimarc7157097550004671 the "Primo 2018" tran

HOWEVER: for some reason i could not bring Firefox to download that file which sits behind that link; or rather the current one (https://www.zotero.org/download/connector/dl?browser=firefox&version=5.

@WangWaud The goal is to determine whether the problem is inside Zotero or inside PDF.js viewer which is the same as in Firefox.

@martynas_b, I don't use Firefox, but I tried Edge. The Edge PDF viewer is as fast as PDF expert did

Edit: (interesting) My Mac / Firefox spell check automatically wanted to convert "site" to "cite".

When I installed Zotero, I had firefox as my default browser, so that is the connector I currently have. However, it would work better for my research to use chrome. I have 2 questions:

@WangWaud Again, could you compare the performance with Firefox PDF viewer, as suggested in the previous comment?