Long time after the initial post, I am still unable to save works using DOI. I can use other methods but not DOI, which is my preferred options. Both Firefox and Zotero are updated to the most recent

When it makes requests on its own (e.g., Add Item by Identifier), it identifies as the Firefox version it's based on, since that's the browser engine, and a custom user-agent string would be more like

if zotero pretends to be firefox 60 (released may 2018) it will most likely be detected as a bot or malicious stuff.

I'm working on Firefox 108.0.2 (64-bit), with last zotero connector.

I have tried to use Firefox and Google Chrome - no effect.

Zotero add on for firefox can't recognize as a bibliographical records items exposed on opac.sbn.it, the Italian national catalogue, or others Library catalogues I tried on (e.g. catalogues on Karlsru

You can always get the Firefox XPI from the download page. To get a URL that always retrieves the latest version, remove the version= parameter from the URL.

I have done this before with version 5.0.74 of Zotero and the Connector for FireFox. To have the installation run silently we then used the runtime parameter -ms. Is this true for version 6.0.19 as we

@adomasven Thank you for the tip! The problem does appear to be with my Firefox account profile.

@clgivens I'm having the same issue. What was your solution to using Zotero Connector within a Firefox container?

Zotero is running on Firefox 60 (or 68, always get this confused) ESR, so this should be available. Post to https://groups.google.com/g/zotero-dev/ (where technical/development related discussion happ

I downloaded Zotero on my Mac Book air, but I can't download the Firefox Connector. There is no blue button where I can click on it.

I have two computers, one with Window 10 and one with Debian. Both have Firefox plugin installed but only the one on the Windows machine is noticing when I'm accessing some website through a proxy (li

"improvement" in your comment above in Firefox or Safari and it will look up "improvement". It doesn't work in Chrome for some reason, but the Firefox behavior is what's relevant technically for Zote

what's open. A bit like the OneTab extension in Firefox.

Or even better, somewhere where Zotero or the Firefox add-on logs what gets added to the library (URLs, DOIs, something)?

Non-OCRd PDFs are fine in general. Does the pdf open in another PDF reader? And if it opens e.g. in Acrobat, can you open it in Firefox or on this web based PDF viewer https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js

at it and then hit the save button in the Zotero Firefox add-on, as usual. Action failed for some reason, but when I followed the article to its ScienceDirect page, it worked. I went back to the Zote

In practice I type these into https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/markdown-editor-for-chrom/dkpldbigkfcgpamifjimiejipmodkigk?hl=en (albeit for Firefox) and then have that convert the text into t

Wenn Du eine Fehlermeldung von Firefox kriegst installierst Du falsch: für alle Zotero add-ons gilt: die .xpi mit rechter-Mausclick--> Speichern als runterladen und dann Installieren über Tools --> ad