Firefox 105.03

But, when I go to GovInfo, I cannot find a page that changes the Zotero Connector icon in Firefox to anything but "webpage." Following is an example of what I want to add. (https://www.govinfo.gov/app

P.S.: I had some difficulties if I use a lot of citations in Google Docs. If I refresh the citations, it can crash my Firefox or even the citations itself. Do you have a hint how can I be safe and for

A few days ago, I uploaded a pdf on Zotero from my ipad, and it stayed there as an item without a parent item. Today, I imported the article corresponding to this publication (https://proceedings.mlr.

Do you have other extensions installed in Firefox? Have you tried disabling them? Can you test this in a new Firefox profile just with the Zotero Connector Beta installed?

Trying to download academic articles from Google Scholar. When I click to open up the PDF in Firefox, the icon stays as Webpage (doesn't recognize it's a journal article). Right clicking on the extens

When I save the following to via the zotero firefox extension I get all fields filled inside zotero. When I cite it inside word the entry in word is missing some of the fields. It displays the author,

As I already mentioned above, I'm on firefox. I used the latest version at the time of my post. In advanced settings I find this listed "lastVersion 5.0.98beta3"

The Firefox version I am using on this old computer is ver. 52.9.0 (32bit).

This is a weird one but the forum renders the number nine (even writing this post) as an em-dash (or maybe horizontal bar) and does not render a colon. This happens for me on Firefox and Vivaldi with

This might just work in Chrome or Firefox. Those browsers allow us to get full cookie information, including which domains to apply the cookie to. Safari doesn't, so we only send it to the primary URL

Mac 12.6 / Zotero 6.0.16-beta.3+29dd0cf5d / Firefox 105.01

Just downloaded firefox and it works in that, so not exactly what I wanted, but problem solved, I guess.

Nb: I am using macOS (Catalina and Monterey) and the latest versions of Zotero. I use the "save to Zotero" module on firefox and the "Better bibtex" module.

Installed the Firefox browser extension on both.

text (paper title) to the clipboard, switches to Firefox, opens a new tab, selects the search bar at the top, pastes the clipboard text into it, and executes the search. It's assigned to Ctrl Shift G

Browser Firefox 104.0 (64-bit)

If you cannot reproduce it on Firefox again, especially if it disappears after restarting Zotero and Firefox, it indicates an issue with your Chrome profile (or extensions).

While I had tried it on firefox many times, today it seems to be working. I retried in chrome directly after and still got the loading bar. Firefox and chrome are using the same user profile. The prob

And you can confirm that it doesn't work on firefox either? How about if you create a new Google Chrome profile? If it does not, can you take a screen recording of an attempt to insert a citation that