yes, i tried in Firefox too. And i disabled any other extensions, only Zotero Connector can be used, this problem still exists :(

(Yes, they say they tried in Firefox too.)

Then, I tried to open the URL in another browser (FireFox), here is the result:

Firefox 145.0 on Windows 11

Firefox 145.0 (64-bit)

Since you used multiple profiles, you'll need to debug this yourself. This is just the Firefox profile system. Take a look in the Profiles folder and make sure the specified profile folders exist and

Ok, yes, they are missing in the Firefox PDF viewer as well. (Firefox 140.4.0esr in Ubuntu). The fonts are there in Fedora, Firefox 144.0.2.

I have run an newdate version of the Zotero Connector.

All I want is for zotero to be able to load articles in a tab that is just a browser, like the firefox reader view, so the articles can be reviewed before adding to zotero.

The way that I've set things up now is that I have one instance of Firefox running with the incremented conector.url value. I have two instances of Zotero running, the -no-remote instance with extensi

This is just the Firefox profile system, and we can't provide support for it. You can debug it as if this were Firefox, or you can try just creating a new profile and pointing it at the same data dire

Browser: Firefox

to Zotero" page [see image 2]. I updated the Firefox connector and tried, but it still did not work (Debug ID: 1077429217). Also updated and attempted in Safari – did not work. Quit and relaunched al

Can you reproduce this issue in the Firefox PDF reader (since the Zotero reader is based on it)?

Are you having problems just browsing ScienceDirect or saving with the Zotero Connector? If it's the latter, unfortunately we cannot improve saving from ScienceDirect and other websites that use heavy

I also tested using the web library in Firefox and there is no stutter there. The problem is unique to zotero desktop

I believe I am still having the issue with the metadata cutting off after an apostrophe in the title using Firefox and Zotero Mac, updated as of 11/4/25

Zotero parser. This happens with both Chrome and Firefox.

4) I re-downloaded the extension in Firefox and repeated the sequence in 3) with the same errors.

User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/115.0