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--- kb:multiprocess_firefox [2017/04/26 15:19] – dstillman
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 ===== Does Zotero work with Multiprocess Firefox (a.k.a. Electrolysis, e10s)? =====
-Starting in Firefox 48, it's possible to run Firefox in [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Multiprocess_Firefox|"multiprocess" mode]] ("e10s").
+The Zotero Connector, available from the the [[/download/|download page]], is compatible with e10s, and allows you to save from Firefox to the standalone Zotero program.
-**Zotero 4.0 for Firefox does not work with e10s enabled** and would require a significant rewrite to do so. As Mozilla is discontinuing the XUL/XPCOM technology that the full version of Zotero for Firefox is based on, we've decided not to update the extension for e10s. Instead, we will be releasing a lightweight Zotero Connector for Firefox that works with Zotero Standalone, similar to the connectors for Chrome and Safari, using Mozilla's new WebExtensions framework. Existing users of Zotero for Firefox will be upgraded to the Firefox connector before e10s is rolled out by default.
-If you're currently using a release version of Firefox, e10s shouldn't be enabled if you have Zotero or most other add-ons installed, but you may have force-enabled it manually. You can go to about:support in the Firefox address bar and look at "Multiprocess Windows" in the page that comes up. It should say "Disabled". If enabled, you can [[https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis#Force_Enable|revert your settings]] to prevent e10s from being force-enabled and allow Zotero to continue to work.
-You can alternatively [[:5.0|download a beta version]] of the new Zotero Connector for Firefox page, which can be used with Zotero Standalone 4.0 or the Zotero 5.0 Beta.
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