If you email us, we collect your email address and any other information you provide, and we may store your messages indefinitely to provide context for any future support requests you make. We don’t store any personal information (username, IP address) that links the report to you, and we generally don’t look at reports unless they are referenced by a Report ID or Debug ID in the Zotero Forums. You can review the output of these reports before submitting them. You can use Zotero for data syncing and file syncing. If you will be using only computers that have Zotero installed (e.g., your home computer and your office computer and a laptop, or your laptop and the computers in the Information Commons in Ellis. Zotero Documentation recommends this method as 'the best' way to use Zotero on multiple computers. These reports contain technical information about your computer, such as your operating system and installed browser extensions, and may include incidental personal information such as URLs of sites you visited before or while generating the report. You can use Zotero with WebDAV, which is a standard protocol for transferring files over the web, and it can be used to sync files in your personal library. Option 1: Sync Libraries Using the Zotero Server. You may be asked to submit an error report or debug output to help us troubleshoot problems. If you’d prefer your forum posts to appear under a different name, you can change your forums username from your account settings. If you would like to remove forum posts you have made, you may clear them yourself at any time, though we encourage you to leave your posts up for the benefit of others. Most Zotero support occurs in the public Zotero Forums. You can avoid these requests by keeping Zotero open while you browse the web. No information on the specific pages you visit is transmitted, and subsequent requests won’t be made for the same translator until you restart your browser or the translator is updated. If Zotero doesn’t have a translator for a specific site, no request will be made.
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For example, if you load a New York Times article, the Connector will download Zotero’s New York Times translator and cache it.
It will then download translators for the sites you visit. If you use the Zotero Connector without having Zotero open, the Connector will make a daily request to Zotero servers for information on available site translators. You can disable this connection by disabling both of those options or by setting to false in the Config Editor. If automatic syncing or automatic translator/style updates are enabled, Zotero will maintain a persistent connection to Zotero servers when it is open in order to provide immediate updates. It uses Zotero API via CORS requests and requires keys configured in order to access private libraries. Web Library is a single-page application implemented in Javascript. If you disable this option and require an authenticated proxy, Zotero network connections will fail. Web Library This is 's Web Library capable of being installed/run on other websites. At Zotero startup, HEAD requests are made to a test file on Amazon S3 and selected publisher websites (controlled by ) to trigger a proxy authentication prompt if and only if Zotero detects that a proxy is required to connect to the internet.
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