It'd be great to be able to import freetext notes from other viewers. I've been using Zotero for well over a decade with an external pdf-reader, and have made a lot of these annotations on more than a

same, zotero pdf reader would be so much enhanced with J/K for scroll up down

I'm enjoying the Zotero 7 beta so far, but I have a suggestion regarding the annotation popup window in the PDF reader.

This is a minor UX issue but I often use the Shift+Space key to go to the previous page. If I click on the page anywhere, the Shift+Space stops working. If I press Esc it works again, until the next …

I’m experiencing random loss of PDF highlights/annotations in Zotero 8 and I’m trying to understand whether this is a known issue or a sync/workflow pitfall.

I used a different PDF.

Thanks @FeralFlora -- I wonder if the problem is actually the PDF william is trying: One related issue: in Zotero Reader, the page box it the toolbar shows a minus sign (-) for those pages in the pdf

You now have them in the Zotero database (which will only show in the Zotero reader) and you also have them saved into a new pdf file (the ones with the lock sign), which you then use to replace the o

Here's what happens: I open my PDF file using Zotero, I do the reading and annotation (as one normally would), and Save [it] As... before closing it. My goal, in doing so, is to make my annotations vi

a Zotero note both work, provided I use Zotero Reader. The links do not work if I use Acrobat as the reader. I wish I knew why. The good news is that using Zotero Reader is a solution to this issue.

I'm experiencing an issue importing PDFs using the Zotero Connector in the new EBSCOhost user interface. PDFs are now embedded in the individual record page. On that page, the Zotero Connector appears

I have some articles in Hebrew that I've ocr'ed (using tesseract via ocrmypdf). The Zotero PDF reader doesn't recognize the text as right-to-left, and highlights them backwards/selects text backwards

I have no idea about meebook, but they are 8 inch at maximum. And if you read academic articles then many will be on A4 originally (or A5), and you will read them as pdf, rather than as ebub. To read

Hi, thanks a lot ! Indeed, the annotations were added in an external PDF reader, a I deleted them directly in this file.

The annotations were presumably added in an external PDF reader, and embedded in the PDF file. Such annotations are locked/read-only in Zotero's reader, unless imported. Zotero's own annotations are n

"Note that annotations created in the built-in PDF reader are stored in the Zotero database, so they won't be visible in external PDF readers unless you export a PDF with embedded annotations."

I can't seem to import some types of annotations and hyperlinks in PDFs, such as file Attachments. Non-standard hyperlinks in the actual body of the PDF also don't seem to display (such as "onenote://

but i would prefer to read and annotating the PDFs not with in the computer but on an external device

Zotero annotations are stored in its database. It can also read and import annotations made with an external PDF reader.

I am facing an issue importing existing annotations into the Zotero PDF Reader and need assistance troubleshooting.