Debian Stable, LibreOffice, Zotero.

Should I also test this on LibreOffice? I'm pretty sure it will have the same issue.

I don't use LibreOffice or Google Docs, so I didn't instinctively test the issue on them. But I can give them a test some time tomorrow.

Can you replicate this using only Zotero-provided software, with LibreOffice or Google Docs and with all plugins disabled?

As you advised I am trying to open it in the LibreOffice, but I am unable to switch word processor, as it sends me back to the "another user is editing the document" which I override resulting a persi

The superscripting of footnote numbers is dealt with by Word/LibreOffice, not a citation style.

@Praxeas: Please read the full thread you're posting to. As I say above, and as we say in the documentation, what you want to download is the "ARM64 DMG Installer", which absolutely has an installer …

option in GDocs (this would like right in Word/LibreOffice): wait until you're done using Zotero in the document, make a copy (File → "Make a copy"), select the bibliography, and adjust the line or p

it was... Maybe reinstall the Zotero add-in for Libreoffice? (Sorry, not very creative as a recommendation, but what can we do? ;)

I had this turned on because I thought it would make my Microsoft word citations more compatible with LibreOffice word.

payment on an ongoing basis. I would switch to LibreOffice, but am worried about compatibility issues for Zotero when collaborating with people, like my thesis advisor, who use Word. It's possible t

We recommend removing any current installations of LibreOffice and installing it either via the apt repository or by downloading it directly from the LibreOffice website. Then the automatic installer

I would be also open to any combination of programs/plugins if your recommend this, in case this is a lot of work in onlyoffice online and works out of the box in another word/libreoffice program/plug

I just finished a 400-page book with Scrivener. While trying to convert the embedded citation tags from Zotero via LibreOffice, my Zotero library disappeared. Nothing was consciously deleted. I assume

I'm having issues getting Zotero to install the LibreOffice add-on.

OK, renamed the libreoffice folder. Started LO and it was recreated. Ran the "Reinstall..." again and I get the same error.

Did you try deleting the entire ~/.config/libreoffice folder?

I do have a folder /lib/libreoffice/program, where unupkg is located. However, upon choosing this in the "Reinstall the plugin" tool in Zotero, I get the following error:

You might have multiple copies of LO on your system, or you might be using a sandboxed version of Zotero or LO that's breaking things in unexpected ways. (Note that we can only provide support for th…

Check Tools → Extension Manager in LibreOffice to make sure that the extension is actually installed. If it is, check for View → Toolbars → Zotero.