We can also change system-wide proxy setting as well as in some browsers.Ħ. The address 127.0.0.1 and port number 8118 is privoxy default, if we changed it in config.txt we should also change it here.ĥ. In Zotero, in about:config we have to change following preferences: Next step, is to tell Zotero Standalone (and possibly our browsers and system) to use privoxy as a proxy server. Properly encoded string ends with two equal signs (=).Ĥ. There are many sites with online encoders, for example: The string BASE64ENCODEDUSERANDPASSWORD= has to be replaced by string:Įncoded by Base 64 algorithm.
We do it in user.action file, put it in the end of the file: Second step is to "force" privoxy to send our parent proxy login and password. In main config file (config.txt in Windows) put some lines like that:įorward. Next step, is to tell privoxy to forward traffic aiming to some sites through "parent proxy". It may be a good idea to install it as a service in Windows.Ģ. The keyword is local proxy server, in my case it is privoxy (1.
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So, anyone have any idea, how to work with Zotero Standalone? I don't like Firefox so much and prefer Chrome.įinally, I have found a solution, that works! but of course that also does not work for Zotero Standalone.
Why there is no proxy tab in Zotero Standalone settings?!įor Science Direct there is also possibility to login to their site, as a authenticated user I can download pdf's. I have noticed, that there is a settings in about:config like "", "_port", but it seems not working for proxies, where I have to authorize me by a login and password. The reference goes to Zotero, but it cannot grab a pdf. But it does not work for sites where I have full access only by a proxy. When I get article to Zotero by an icon on the address bar, it works for open access sites. When I try to download pdf directly from Chrome, it works perfectly. In Chrome I have installed Proxy SwitchySharp extension, which automatically redirects me through a proxy (with login and password) for some sites, like Science Direct.
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