I click add citation. The progress bar appears. On the lower bar I can see a firefox has opened. I cannot open it. It is invisible when I try and bring it to the screen. How do I sign in the my google

gotten this error using both the extensions for Firefox and Google Chrome. It results in the incorrect author data being imported (last name shows up in the first name location and only the first ini

really just update to a current version of Firefox and stop trying to run a five-year-old browser that's not receiving security updates and didn't have a stable WebExtensions framework.

Oh, we can't help with a Firefox version that old. The WebExtensions framework wasn't even stable until later versions.

Zotero connector 5.0.97 Add-on for Firefox reports no errors.

My Zotero connector broke on the last version issued 1st of September. Is there a previous version I can use to roll back the update?

In Firefox v104.0.2 with pdf.js v2.15.303, the fonts in use are DejaVu Serif, DejaVu Sans and Ubuntu.

Doesn't work for me. FWIW, I'm seeing the same issue in pdf.js directly in Firefox

@martynas_b the link in the first post is open access. FWIW, I'm seeing the same issue in pdf.js directly in Firefox.

where I can see the software, but not the versions used. Another example is firefox, which I know zotero uses firefox 60, only by some Forums discussions.

What I know is I'm a person who has 15GB+ of firefox scrapbook db that i've been using over 5 years and when I considered switching to zotero it neither captured the webpage faithfully nor did it sear

I am not sure if you are referring to the text fragment option, but as I wrote, that is supported in Firefox with addon installed as well (with the caveat that it does not work well offline)

In Chrome, you can create a link to a fragment by selecting the fragment, right click and select 'copy link to highlight'. In Firefox, you can install the addon 'link to text fragment' to get the same

The server is limited to TLS 1.3, and Zotero is currently based on an older version of Firefox that didn't support TLS 1.3. Zotero 7 will be based on a current Firefox that supports it, but for now yo

In Chrome or Firefox, I can just do Ctrl+Left click, and it will open the link in a new tab in the background.

I've just installed Zotero and with standard settings for both the program and the Firefox add-on, it won't save a bibliography entry for a rather large book (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/97

I'm introducing a useful tool for plugin developers. It can inspect the DOM elements in the html iframe of PDF readers, just like in the Firefox browser developer tools.

Using current firefox browser, I right click on the page w the journal article or other document I want to save. I follow the pathway and these options open up. Save to Zotero(PubMed), StZ (DOI), StZ(

They used to call the former "Preview in Firefox", which differentiated it from downloading. Not sure why they changed that.

I see. Interesting. In the Firefox setting one can choose how to deal with PDF files. There an option to "Open in Firefox" and one to "Always ask". When the latter is selected, one can still chose "Op