Agree. The right-click options that are currently given on the Firefox connector aren't very helpful to me; a with or without pdf option would be much more appreciated!

This is a Firefox bug (Zotero is based on it). We hope this gets fixed in future Zotero versions.

I've been using Firefox with MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 for more than 2 years and no troubles have emerged. With Zotero 7 and MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 for more than 2 months, there aren't any problems, either.

Adding on this, I don't know if the issue is related to Firefox or not.

Regarding it, it would be great if further, it was customizable through themes (like in Firefox or Libre Office) or layers such as background-foregorund (as in emacs) or dark-light colours (as in Okul

I browsed this article (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6128435/) using Firefox 122.0 (MacOS). I clicked on the Zotero connector. It imported the article metadata, screenshot, and PDF to

Selecting text in firefox 122 using touch events does work, but not well: it's similar to the Android html file experience that I described above, just less smooth.

I'm usually devastated, when the UI of one of my productivity apps changes. I'm burned by Firefox and Thunderbird, Firefox being a serial offender in that regard. I felt similar for Zotero at first. B

Anyway, I tried the latest Firefox Nightly and it indeed produces some invalid coordinates. It works in some viewers, but, for example, Preview.app doesn't display those highlights as well. So I would

In recent versions of Firefox this stuff is implemented in `layout/generic/nsIFrame.cpp` in `nsIFrame::HandleMultiplePress` and `nsIFrame::MoveCaretToEventPoint`, which I assume are out of zotero's re

EPUBs and snapshots use the browser's built-in text selection system. If you can find a way to get Firefox to use the selection behavior that you want, you should be able to apply the same customizati

This is what I have found while doing a little research into building a custom dictionary for Firefox. Can anyone add advice as to how to do this with Zotero?

Thanks for your reply. Really interesting to know about the fact Zotero is based on Firefox.

Zotero (like Firefox, on which it is based) doesn't currently interact with the system dictionary.

This is a Firefox bug (Zotero is based on it). We hope this will be fixed in future versions.

In the latest version of Firefox (nightly build), you can now highlight text in the PDF and save the PDF with the highlights. When you open the saved PDF in other PDF programs, such as Foxit Reader or

If you are using Safari, does this happen with Chrome or Firefox? You might need to restart Zotero before testing.

There's a bug in Safari at the moment that we are unable to reproduce and fix. You will have to switch to Chrome or Firefox in the meantime to work with Google Docs.

And does this happen only on zotero.org, or also forums.zotero.org? You would not be able to log in to the forums, but can you at least load them in Firefox?

Does it happen in Firefox in a private window?