This is a corporate (university) laptop which is quite heavily locked down in some ways, and this is the only one of my Firefox extensions that has to be installed from a third party website rather th

I have exactly the same issue. I am familiar enough with Firefox to be confident that I am not looking in the wrong place. Maybe this is a Firefox issue - although it hasn't affected any other extensi

I recently added a scanned article in PDF with OCRed text to Zotero 7 (7.0.0-beta.23), but the pdf reader doesn't seem to be able to detect (and select) the text, while it works on Firefox 115.0.2 (64

Yeah, so unfortunately we're not currently able to save PDFs from Safari on some sites with stricter anti-bot protections — notably ScienceDirect — due to limitations of Safari's extensions framework.

That's exactly the problem now. One has to surely change the Zotero shortcut in order for it to work. I've changed to control+shift+f using the add-on manager settings >keyboard shortcuts for Zotero.

Unfortunately, if it doesn't work in the PDF.js viewer, it's not going to work in Zotero or any projects based on PDF.js. E.g., these don't display properly in Firefox either (when viewing the full PD

I am not able to download and activate the Firefox plugin for windows 11? Any suggestions?

It doesn't work on Google Docs on Chrome&Firefox. Reinstalled connectors, logged to account, synced, closed and reopend browsers... anything that came to mind.

Dear team, I would like to report an issue with Zotero on Firefox. When clicking 'Zotero' -> trying to add citations-> an error window comes up. As a result, I am unable to complete references for the

The Zotero connector is not fetching PDFs alongside the citation from JSTOR. I've tried using Chrome and Firefox. All other extensions have been removed from browsers.

2. In Firefox, browse to a journal article page e.g. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17456916221112075

We're done talking about this. This is a limitation of Chrome. Use Firefox if this is important to you. If you can't use Firefox for some reason, use SingleFile and attach the snapshot manually.

Yeah, that wouldn't be something under our control. Just Firefox rendering + graphics drivers + Wayland.

Oh, right, the reason you only get the PDF icon is that Firefox restrictions prevent us from running regular site translation on a PDF URL the way we can in other browsers. We might be able to work ar

I just added the URL https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/energy-economics/energy-outlook.html to my reference for the bp 2023 Energy Outlook (no URL previously). My browser is Firefox 115.0.2 (64-b

The same behavior for Firefox, where the default is to use system proxy, but all connections failed. After manually configuring https or socks, it works. (Chrome doesn't seem to have this issue.) This

Thanks for explaining, I understood it. I am using connector with Firefox.

We can't show a popup on PDFs in Firefox due to technical limitations.

OK, we were able to re-enable snapshots in Incognito mode via the Zotero app. Unlike <=5.0.110, these snapshots will correctly include images and other assets. Unlike in <mark>Firefox private windows, the s

That's really a terrible news. But at least for now, how can I simply revert back to v5.0.110? It will take me a month or more to finish the Firefox profile related settlement & migration, so using Fi