I bring new PDF attachments into Zotero using the Firefox Save to Zotero connector. Sometimes these files are linked and stored into my DropBox location and sometimes they are stored locally, and I m…

highlight in boox (which then gets extracted via zotfile) and the native zotero when working on a desktop/laptop, which then gets extracted through the native app. There was somewhere a discussion he

I totally love my onyx boox. It may be that ipads softare is somehow better, but I work with dropsync/dropbox and zotfile and it works well enough: Designate which files you want to move over in zoter

+1 - I currently use zotfile to send to tablet for annotation in pdfexpert and was so looking forward to the new iOS app where I could potentially draw on the pdf directly. App works great otherwise t

an English translation of a German document), so Zotfile's auto-rename rules don't help. And it looks like if I rename the underlying file in Zotero storage that just make Zotero unable to see the fi

Hi there. I'm running into the same issue. It seems to be a bug between the new reader and how Zotfile pulls annotations. It seems like the Zotero annotations are not saved to the actual PDF, so there

Yes, I have the Zotero Scholar Citations and Scite plugins (along with Zotfile, DOI manager and some others for office integration). Is the google scholar one causing it?

I don't think there are plans for Zoo to support the new annotations (but, it is open source... somebody might come along). My hope would be that Koreader could support the Zotero annotation format. K

extracting the annotations as markdown using Zotfile/mdnotes, pasting them into Obsidian - results in these local open-pdf links. The idea is that your markdown-based notes app will open the PDF at t

hi, this subject is off-topic because it is not properly pertaining to Zotero, but to the behaviour of a PDF file which i want to annotate with Zotfile.

Zotfile

In the latest beta, we've temporarily restored support for the old file dialog code so that ZotFile and other plugins that haven't yet been updated will continue to work.

in Zotero for the last 15 years (often with the ZotFile plugin to extract annotations), but if you're comfortable using the beta we recommend using the new built-in PDF reader.)

I downloaded zotfile and mdnotes plugins. But I found these export directory I can't choosen. When I click "choose", no response.

(ZotFile's "Send to Tablet" feature does let you do this when not using a Zotero-specific app, while still letting Zotero manage files for you. But to configure that, you'd probably need to temporaril

Yes, I found other discussion topics in the meantime that mentioned dragging the files to copy them, and that works just fine. But without ZotFile, and without a pdf reader on the Zotero web library,

ZotFile's code to open a file dialog likely needs to be updated for the current Zotero beta, similar to this change. Forgoing add ons, locally stored files are still a mess.

to have options similar to Mendeley, I needed ZotFile, which I installed.

The new PDF reader can add annotations to notes natively. You don't need to use ZotFile for that, and ZotFile doesn't know anything about Zotero annotations.

Recently I enrolled on Zotero's beta version to test the built in PDF reader. It seems quite nice and stable but I'm having an hard time exporting annotations using Zotfile. I've tried going back to a