A long-lived bug in Zotero for Mac [3] causes its self-updater to fail in such cases (unlike, to name a few, Brave, Chalk, Firefox, GIMP, GPG, Hex Fiend, all 5 Mac TeX apps, QGIS, RStudio, Transmissio

Is it possible to remove the "zotero connector" from context menu in Firefox? Thanks @dstillman

I'm a professor at a college, and our library subscribes to SpringerLink. I'm using Firefox on Linux (Fedora 38) with the Zotero Connector extension, and it generally works well. For a very long time

Before this problem I used Zotero Connector in Firefox to save a paper in Zotero (for example from the database PubMed). With installed ZotFile and Better BibTex my setup automatically created a PDF f

Quick update: the website doesn't like the Zotero Scaffold browser, I only get "Your Browser Is No Longer Supported", which complicates development. I suppose it's due to the quite old Firefox version

sure why you were getting an error before.) In Firefox it will still need to save the PDF and rely on PDF metadata retrieval, but that works fine.

I added the Zotero connector to Chrome. No problem. The icon appears, I click on it and I can add to my library. However when I tried to add connector to Firefox, although it says it has been added, n

@pszejner: Oh, it's actually blocking Zotero because it thinks it's an old version of Firefox (on which Zotero is based): Not allowed to use the browser: Firefox (60.0)

Edit: To be clear, I'm having the same issue (Zotero 6.0.26, Zotero Connector 5.0.111 (Firefox 115.0.2), Windows 10 22H2/19045.3208).

If you're still having trouble after updating Firefox and trying in a new profile, make a screen recording of what you're doing and where you're looking, upload it somewhere (Google Drive, Dropbox, e

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.