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Thank you for your swift answer and yes, thank you, that would be really great!

@risch I am now writing a "Multi-Variant Zotero" (MVZ) plugin that should cope with the language issues. It will allow variants for all text variables in a way that mimics Jurism. (I tried for a while with Cite-Non-English but found it too limiting for my purposes). In parallel, I am adapting my Jurism to Zotero Migration program (JZM), to write tags for MVZ, so that all variants are included. (This is work in progress and my GitHub page is not yet fully up to speed with this). Regarding Jurism judicial extensions, at the moment, I map old Jurism judicial item types to standard Zotero types, e.g. "Classic" to "Book". I convert Jurism Jurisdiction and Court codes to plain text using Jurism's own lookup tables. I map the old Jurism fields to equivalent Zotero fields where possible then write any fields that do not fit the Zotero schema to custom Extra tags "jzm-". I could potentially change these jzm tags (which currently do no more than preserve the data) to Citation Phoenix tags (which are presumably entered into citations), so that we end up with a complete kit that replaces Jurism with Zotero + MVZ + Citation Phoenix, and a migration program that brings the data across from Jurism in a compatible format for both! I would just need a complete list of the tags you need in the Extra field (I did not yet find one on your GitHub page). Do you create special item types as well? I do not use judicial features myself and have not yet got around to testing your plugin. I will be gen

Hi, I'm working in a research team within an institution that has a license for another research management program, so we are not able to get funding for Zotero Storage (plus, we are in the EU and should be using GDPR-compliant storage, esp. if there is every any protected data in our research notes). I am looking into creating a group library for us in Zotero, which I've used for over a decade, because I find that other program very clunky to use. My personal storage, which is synced via Zotero, would quickly fill up with the group files and exceed my 2GB quota. As far as I understand, linked files will not work in groups. Is there a solution for us other than having a single (i.e., not group) library that is stored on Onedrive/Sharepoint and accessed individually by team members who are all logged into the same Zotero account? I'm worried about annotation/metadata editing conflicts in that scenario. I asked our IT if there are any WebDAV capabilities locally but I don't think there are. Any ideas or suggestions very welcome!

Can you please verify that the crash took place when you added a file? If that is the case, we have a fix for this in the latest beta, if you can please install and provide further feedback if needed. https://www.zotero.org/support/beta_builds#zotero_for_ios_beta If that is not the case, please describe what you were doing when the crash occurred.

Persisting in 10.0.3-beta.3+80bc5565e Curious that no other users seem to be running into this.

Nota bene, I've worked with SAA over the years on their styles. They just switched their style and journal styles over to follow Chicago. It's likely their guidance hasn't just been updated.

Is there any update on this? thanks

This works perfectly now, thanks!!!

Can you reproduce the issue consistently? If so can you make a screen recording and share it with us? At the moment of the crash, did you use a pencil, an external keyboard, or some other such connected device? Was the app full screen, windowed, in slide over, in stage manager, something else?

@ridvanbinici : thank you! Can't believe that I have been using Firefox without knowing this option.

Sorry, quick copying may be the wrong term here - I just mean drag and drop annotations

Sorry, quick copy may be the wrong term here - I mean annotation drag and drop