Works for me -- I'm guessing it's likely this: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/444729/#Comment_444729 (i.e. should be fixed for Firefox and will be fixed for Chrome shortly)

@myadela: This was likely caused by a bug in version 5.0.113 of the Zotero Connector, which was released yesterday. We pushed a fix in 5.0.114, available now for Firefox and within the next day for Ch

@ndurian: This was likely caused by a bug in version 5.0.113 of the Zotero Connector, which was released yesterday. We pushed a fix in 5.0.114, available now for Firefox and within the next day for Ch

I did note that the browser extension in Firefox was updated yesterday (26 Sept).

This should be fixed now in the latest Zotero Connector for Firefox (5.0.113), and we've submitted new versions of the Zotero Connectors for Chrome and Edge that should be out in the next day. The fix

@shucwu: Try updating Zotero translators manually from the Advanced pane of the Zotero app preferences, and then do the same in the Zotero Connector. This should definitely work in Firefox now.

- browser: chrome or firefox (latest available versions)

annotated except for those portions. I am using firefox browser and a Macbook. I am getting my PDFs from my school library - downloading the full text and uploading to my Zotero app. I am not sure wh

I have tried to manually update the connector by clicking Update Translators in the Advanced pane of the Zotero Connector preferences (no feedback on whether update happened) and restarted Firefox aft

I now think it may be a Chromium-specific issue: I tried opening a Google Doc in Firefox, and if I CTRL+V to paste a citation, the formatting appears correctly. Weird, huh?

It should be noted that his issue is not unique to Zotero (6.0.27) but also exists in Okular (23.08.1) and Firefox (117.0.1) so the root of the problem may be in whatever is the intersecting factor of

I can confirm that I see the same error on Chrome and no error on Firefox.

After some years I've finally found a nice solution for the problem: In about:config set browser.download.open_pdf_attachments_inline to true. Afterwards Firefox will not clutter the Download folder w

Actually, we believe this should be fixed now for all logged-in users, regardless of browser. It may not work for non-Firefox users when not logged in.

I have been using the “add to Zotero” bookmarklet in Firefox for years, because there wasn’t an iOS app. I’ve only just learned an iOS app exists, which is awesome. Is there a way to add an item via t

TESTED also with Firefox (v117.0.1) - IT WORKS

We've pushed an update for this that should fix it for Firefox and Safari users. Your Zotero Connector should auto-update within 24 hours, or you can update manually by clicking Update Translators in

Thanks -- I can replicate this. @adomasven I can replicate in Firefox with Z7 both with the linked doc and with a new doc I create (also happens with transfter from ODT, btw.).

Via https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/437470/#Comment_437470 And in any case, we can't do it on a technical level. Zotero is based on Firefox, and the Mozilla platform doesn't support SSH.

Oh, yeah, if a site returns Content-Disposition: attachment or uses the newer download attribute of <a>, that probably forces a download regardless of that setting, which might cause Firefox to