I tried many times to update translators of plugin, but it still didn't work. The zetero connector of Firefox show this error. I'll appreciate that if someone can help me to solve this problem.

2. Downloaded Zotero app (he's on a PC) and Zotero Connector for his Firefox browser from Zotero.org

- Download Firefox if you do not already have it

I am using Chrome but I tried FireFox aswell.

I have the FireFox extension installed;

I have a bunch of articles in Box as pdfs that I want in Zotero. I have tried downloading to my hard drive and opening in a variety of ways- through web browsers, both Firefox and Edge, etc. I have th

Can you list the steps you used for whatever version of firefox you have? Doesn't seem to be working for me.

Well, it does not for me. The Console, which is where I was able to find the direct link, doesn't seem to show anything useful. I am testing on new profile, no extensions, current Firefox Dev edition.

The Browser Console might give you a more specific error. Firefox has always shown that message instead of something more helpful.

Quick workaround: using the console I was able to find the direct URL to download (had to do so using wget on the command line in terminal) - https://download.zotero.org/connector/firefox/release/Zote

Greetings. When I try to install the Firefox Connector (https://www.zotero.org/download/connector/dl?browser=firefox&version=5.0.104) as found on the Download page (https://www.zotero.org/download/),

I restarted Firefox, and made sure my ad blocker and ghostery are disabled at Scopus' website. When I mouse over the Zotero connector icon, it says it's using the Scopus translator.

I'm going to go disable plugins and restart Firefox to see if that fixes anything.

Running Firefox as root in a regular user's session is not supported. ($XAUTHORITY is /home/marm/.Xauthority which is owned by marm.)

I was trying to download the item from cnki, and I suddenly found that I can`t make it. I undated the plugins and the translators, even refreshed the translators in edge, chrome or firefox. It was sti

Thanks. They suggest to open pdf files using firefox.

which will be based on a much newer version of Firefox with improved accessibility features.

Yes, I'm afraid it's pretty much just too big, with huge scanned images — it loads, but very slowly. You can see more or less the same thing in Firefox — long delays before pages show up. Zotero 6's P

Yes, it is very slow, but it is a known issue which is highly dependent on the Firefox PDF.js, which is the core of the Zotero reader. The developers have said that it will improve when in the next PD

Firefox is default browser but I also use Chrome.