What Firefox version?

fine for me in Chrome, but I'd prefer to use firefox for login purposes. Any ideas?

It is clearly a problem with cut-paste within the browsers. Again, tried Chrome, FIrefox, and yes, Opera.

This problem have been solved after I changed the firefox browser to Google.

I have two different proxies set up for Zotero. I've just noticed that it doesn't seem to be possible anymore to "reload via proxy" a page that is already accessed via proxy - the option just doesn't

OK, replicated in Chrome and Firefox MAc. Same deal, both time. Could it be a Ventura thing?

you can reproduce this in a supported browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge)

This should be fixed in the latest Connector beta for Firefox.

Firefox introduced a "skeleton UI" window on Windows that appears when startup takes a while, and that seems to force the Zotero window into a mode where the title bar is hidden. So this is probably m

That link is correct and works in general on Firefox 114.0.2. The version is the Connector version — nothing to do with the Firefox version.

and Zotero 6.0.26. I am using Firefox 114.0.2 (64-bit).

Removing the top bar is actually nice, if the top right buttons could be moved to the same level as the tabs, in the same way as in Firefox.

PS: Another FR, which should be easier, as Zotero is built on Firefox, it would be great if attached URL links were opened in Zotero tabs (as thunderbird already does sometimes).

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.

I'm finding the documentation to develop Zotero plugins very lacking and quite outdated since Firefox extensions are no longer based on XUL, but instead are based on the Web Extensions API.

When I save an article via the Firefox Extension while I'm in the EMBase article Record Details, sometimes I'm getting only a 'Save to Zotero (Web Page)'.

1. Open a chapter in the Nomos eLibrary in Firefox with Zotero running.

By "not supported" Dan doesn't mean "we know it works but we won't offer help", he means "we know Firefox has a headless mode, but even though zotero is based on Firefox, Zotero does not".

I appreciate your vigilance and recognize that this is Firefox not Zotero.

Again, if you're having trouble, you should try in a new Firefox profile. This is entirely standard Firefox functionality, and it would be extremely unusual if it didn't work, but it's possible someth