The last two versions I installed had the same problem in Safari (not Firefox). With Zotero versions installed before that, a notification appeared that Zotero wasn't running. After starting Zotero, I

3. reinstale zotero, y sus plug de firefox. nada.

Firefox 142.0.1 (64-bit)

[This page](https://osf.io/8uq9f_v1), for example, when using Firefox, does not save the pdf.

The Firefox download issue should have been resolved earlier today (4-5 hours ago) so I hope it's working now. Please let me know if you tried after that and still had the same issue.

I wanted to mention that I couldn't use the download button on the Beaver webpage on Firefox? "Save Link as" does not show up when right-clicking on the Download button, and the download triggered get

Ah!!! Thanks a lot for that. Indeed I can see it all when I use Firefox.

You likely just had an outdated version of the Firefox extension.

Ah...I think I figured it out. To get the Firefox connector to work, one must download the connector with the Firefox browser.

When trying to add items to Zotero with Firefox, I perpetually get this error message (or something similar, depending on the site I'm using).

This is more memory usage than firefox and other modern browsers.

You should talk to them if possible. Zotero is based on Firefox and uses the Mozilla updater (re-signed with our own code-signing certificate) to update itself. The fact that they only support Chrome

When upgrading to the latest version of Zotero and the connector (for Firefox and Chrome), I encounter a problem: After entering 2 initial references ("Asthma: definitions..." and "Understanding..." f

You can try the Zotero 8 beta — which is based on an even newer Firefox version — to see if that's any different, but there's a good chance you'll need to keep the data directory on a local disk for t

As already written, Firefox must become available on HarmonyOS before this can be considered. Feel free to support the request there https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/firefox-for-harmony-next/idi-p

Firefox also gets stuck during the handoff to Zotero, i.e. the same behavior as Brave.

The ZIP just omits the installer and gives you the files that would go in the Program Files folder. It doesn't change anything about where Zotero saves settings or data, so it doesn't create a portabl

Firefox 142.0

This used to be possible many years ago when Zotero was entirely a Firefox extension, but it isn't possible currently for technical reasons. (The extension doesn't know in real time what item you have

You can try the Zotero beta — which is based on an even newer Firefox version — to see if that's any different, but there's a good chance you'll need to keep the data directory on a local disk.