188BET靠谱吗Something curious that doesn't seem to be Zotero's fault.188BET靠谱吗"Zotero is disabled" import error.

DWL-SDCA · September 22, 2023

I was sent a link to a pdf file to a Wolters-Kluwer journal article.188BET靠谱吗In place of the usual download icon there was a red Z and when I hovered over it I received the popup "Zotero is disabled".

I was able to find the article by Googling the article title plus an author.188BET靠谱吗I downloaded the metadata to Zotero from there -- the html version instead of the pdf.

I accessed the article via Firefox 117.0.1 (64-bit) where the file is actually downloaded to my SSD and in the URL field is an address on my own machine.

10.4103/mjdrdypu.mjdrdypu_16_23

188BET靠谱吗Is there something I can do to avoid this seeming blocking of Zotero?This isn't the first time this has happened with Wolters-Kluwer pdf files.

adamsmith · September 22, 2023

Check the URL when looking at the PDF -- Is guess you are seeing a local (file:/) URL.188BET靠谱吗Zotero can't work on local files

DWL-SDCA · September 22, 2023

That's what I suspected.However, this is happening more and more since the most recent Firefox update.Is there a setting to have Firefox display PDF files from the publisher instead of downloading the file?

dstillman · September 22, 2023

It's just a single setting.You have to set PDFs to "Open in Firefox" instead of "Save File" (which, confusingly, also opens in Firefox).

adamsmith · September 22, 2023

(though I am pretty sure sites can somehow ignore that setting,)

dstillman · September 22, 2023

Oh, yeah, if a site returns Content-Disposition: attachmentor uses the newer downloadattribute of , that probably forces a download regardless of that setting, which might cause Firefox to display it with afile://URL.Sites really shouldn't do that for PDFs, though!