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kb:no_address_bar_icon [2013/11/12 01:47] dstillmankb:no_address_bar_icon [2015/07/15 02:16] dstillman
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-===Why don't I see a Zotero icon in the address bar when viewing a web page?===+===Why don't I see a Zotero icon in the address bar when viewing a webpage?===
  
-Zotero senses information on web pages through //site translators//, and a Zotero icon will appear only if a site translator recognizes the page being viewed. Zotero's translators should work with most library catalogspopular websites such as Amazon and the New York Times, and many gated databases.+If you've used Zotero for Firefox previously and no longer see a Zotero icon in the Firefox address barnote that the location of the button has changed. See the  [[https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-4-0-27-streamlined-saving-easier-bibliography-language-selection-and-more/|4.0.27 announcement]] for a full explanation of the changes.
  
-If a site isn't currently supported or a translator isn't working, you can still [[:getting_stuff_into_your_library#saving_web_pages|save any web document]], though you may need to fill in some details that Zotero couldn't automatically detect. 
  
-If you don't see a Zotero icon on Amazon product pages or NY Times articles (not the home pages), see [[:Troubleshooting Translator Issues]]+If you're using Zotero Standalone and don't see an icon or Zotero for Firefox's toolbar button is only offering to save a webpage item, see [[kb:Page Not Recognized]].
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-If you see the icon on Amazon product pages and NY Times articles but don't see it on another supported site, you can report it in the forums. Be sure to provide an example %%URL%%.+
  
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kb/no_address_bar_icon.txt · Last modified: 2017/12/01 16:41 by dstillman