There's no download link. The plugin is bundled with Zotero, as noted on Word Processor Plugin Installation. It's installed automatically when you first start Zotero if you have LibreOffice in a stand

I'm struggling since a lot of time with the zotero connector for LibreOffice.

@adomasven may have other thoughts on the Bookmarks issue, but unless you need to exchange the document with Word users, you should always use ReferenceMarks and .odt in LibreOffice. (And even if you

Following a previous macro to do this in libreoffice written in basic, I rewrote the program in python and improved it. I would appreciate any improvements, especially to the regex searches.

@AdamKucz The best advice I can give you here is to install LibreOffice 7.0.3, which now shows the location of the bookmarks in the document if you toggle formatting marks (¶ button, Ctrl-F10). If you

LO user directory (C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\LibreOffice\4\user) might help.

The zotero gives me the indication: “The LibreOffice add in is currently installed”

Like was said above, LibreOffice doesn’t have a facility for automatic formatting of references that Zotero could use.

Using Libreoffice on Ubuntu 20.04.

unless you need to share the document with LibreOffice users.

I solved this by redownloading LibreOffice from the APT repository through Discover (Kubuntu's graphical frontend), which did indeed upgrade my version to 7.0.3.1. As I suspected, the installation in

Any progress on this feature or can anyone suggest a workaround if I am using Libreoffice?

Start by upgrading to a current version of LibreOffice, either 7.0.3 or 6.4.7. Where exactly is the user directory?

The Java version is OpenJDK 15, and LibreOffice is 7.0.0.2.

What exact version of LibreOffice and what exact Java version?

But I have one. When I go to Tools -> Options -> Advanced, I see the JVM installed in the Libreoffice directory in the snap folder.

The point is just that the error means there's a problem with the Java installation on your machine. That can vary by distro and package. You'll need a working Java installation in LibreOffice, at whi

Thank you, but unfortunately I installed that package, restarted the computer and even reinstalled Libreoffice, and the problem persisted. (I have a screenshot if you need it.)

I'm trying to collect the chapters of my thesis into one master document. I use LibreOffice 7.03 and zotero 5.0.93 (I had this same problem before updating from libreoffice 6.3) and windows 10.

First off, I should say that because the Libreoffice program bundled with my OS had some issues (nothing to do with Zotero), I had to uninstall it. I reinstalled it from the snap repository (snapcraft