I'd guess that you're using Firefox and just clicking on the XPI link instead of saving it to disk first and adding it via Tools → Add-ons in Zotero.

I'm using Firefox 108.0.2 on Mac OS Monterrey 12.6. My Zotero extensions says it is up to date.

I have Zotero installed (version 6.0.20) on my Windows 10 PC laptop, along with Firefox 109.0 (64-bit) and with no extensions or add-on's installd in Firefox.

The Zotero Firefox browser extension changes its icon according to the detected type of content on the currently open webpage. For example, a dissertation gives you a "mortar board" icon, a preprint

I'm curious if there is a way to access the full features of Zotero 6 (including PDF annotator/reader and extensions) from within a browser tab, given that its source comes from Firefox? It could be n

Thanks! This seems to have helped. Though there seems to be some issue with the Firefox menu. I am unable to remove the extensions button icon, and I don't see the overflow menu icon.

Hi. I just installed the Zotero extension on the latest version of Firefox on my Mac OS Mojave.

under Zotero in Firefox profile folder there are subfolders: locate pipes storage styles TMP translators...but no sqlite that I see. their dates are all 2010 except the storage which was accessed toda

But unless you were using an ancient (as in, <2017) version of <mark>Firefox until just now, this page isn't relevant. Just see the general section, Locating Missing Zotero Data.

The names of a few files you see in your Firefox profile directory

It was Zotero for Firefox version.

Reading the Chrome Manifest V3 transition post, I've realized that I've never tried the function, so I've tried, using Firefox (being not yet affected to the V3 transition, it should still work, right

Zotero only takes one row — for a submenu — in the page context menu in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Those are completely separate issues (always better to start a new thread when you're not sure). I'd start by disabling all other Firefox add-ons for testing. Might also be worth testing in a fresh Fi

Weiteres Problem. Eine in Firefox geöffnete PDF-Datei importiert der Connector in die Bibliothek, aber ohne einen Eintrag dazu anzulegen, den man auch nur editieren könnte.

Ich habe folgende Datei aus dem Web Firefox geöffnet: https://didaktik-der-mathematik.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/GKL-Positionspapier-Lehrkraeftemangel-221122.pdf

Unfortunately due to limitations of Safari saving resources behind paywalls, particularly PDFs cannot work as well as it does on Chrome, Firefox or Edge. You can either download those PDFs manually an

Actually, it looks like we already fixed this in the beta version of the Zotero Connector for Firefox. We'll push out the new version shortly, but again, this is still an incredibly slow and inefficie

2) It looks like something in the 50-item DOI lookup isn't working properly in the current version of the Firefox extension. We'll fix that, but again, I'd strongly encourage you not to save this way.

The next major version of Zotero, Zotero 7, will fix this limit (and possibly reduce memory usage in the PDF reader in general), though that's still a huge PDF by any measure, and I'd guess that you'd