then go to Settings> Aria > UI Customization> Keyboard Shortcut. The default is shift+r. Change it to one of the other options, like Ctrl+Shift or Alt+Shift. Save and go to File > Exit. When you reop

We might add a keyboard shortcut later — this is just the way you can do it now. Find-as-you-type doesn't seem to find sub-collections that are not fully expanded?

Thank you, I shouldn't have been so blunt. It just strikes me as a missed opportunity not to assign a keyboard shortcut to the search function and to rely on tab-navigation instead. Find-as-you-type d

Shift-Tab is the weirdest keyboard shortcut I've ever seen. Why do we even need one? It should be sufficient to start typing when the collections pane is selected.

If you don't want to use Ctrl-Shift-S for Zotero, you can just set it to any other shortcut key in Window → Extensions → Keyboard Shortcuts (or edge://extensions/shortcuts). What exactly is the issue?

In the past, when adding a citation in Classic View, it was easy to add page numbers using the colon (:) as a keyboard shortcut. Recently this no longer works, I just get a colon appear in the search

On macOS you can easily define your own application-specific keyboard shortcut for any menu items. "Show in Finder" is accessible in the File menu.

Note that in Zotero you can set BibTeX as quick copy so it's available via drag&drop or keyboard shortcut. If you do this often enough to be relevant, you probably should use the full tool anyway

5) Click on the pencil next to "extensions.zutilo.quickCopy_alt1" and paste the setting, then click on the blue check mark to confim it. (*If you want to use both of Zutilo's shortcuts, then go back r

The Zotero PDF reader supports rotation that permanently modifies the selected pages in the PDF file. However, the Shift‑R shortcut unintentionally triggered PDF.js’s temporary, global rotation affect

these PDF paged right, left, and upside down. A keyboard shortcut would be very helpful on the rotate-left and rotate-right functions in the Zotero Reader. If that's not feasible for some reason, cou

Just after opening a PDF file in the Zotero PDF Reader, I can select some text and expand the selection to the next page from the Shift+Down arrow shortcut.

Normally on macOS, pressing Cmd + Shift + / on the keyboard opens the a search box in the Help menu, which one can use to search quickly for commands available on the menu bar.

It would be nice to have a keyboard shortcut to add the selected item to a collection.

Thanks Dstillman! Is there any way to use this same shortcut to pick a color when selecting text? (in addition to when picking color for the highlighted tool)

Is there a keyboard shortcut and a menu command that lets me jump straight from the open attachment to its location in Finder without first returning to the library view?

Specifically, I am requesting the addition of an option to translate selected text directly within the PDF reader—ideally via right-click or a keyboard shortcut. Integration with a translation service

I used to invert my entire Macs' screens with a keyboard shortcut before system-level dark mode was even a thing, and it included, back then, Mendeley and Microsoft Word, which made a big difference

You can assign a keyboard shortcut to open the citation dialog.

Is there any way to enable keyboard shortcuts to switch between the available page spreads in the PDF viewer?