Zotero integration with browsers (e.g. Firefox) and word-processors (e.g. LibreOffice Writer)

In this video I will explain how Zotero can be integrated with Firefox and LibreOffice Writer by using Zotero's "browser connector" (that is an add-on) and Zotero's extension for LibreOffice.
You can use the same tutorial to connect any Chrome-based browser ("Chromium-based" to be correct) to Zotero. Also, Microsoft Word and OpenOffice will work the same as LibreOffice with minor differences that I explained in the video.
00:00 Start
01:30 What Zotero does and how it integrates with your word-processor and browser
04:54 What does this integration mean?
08:05 The browsers that can connect with Zotero
09:22 Adding your first entry into your newly-installed Zotero
09:42 Manually adding the 1st entry
14:58 Zotero integration with Firefox (or how to enable Zotero in Firefox using an add-on)
19:18 Automatically adding a new entry into Zotero via your browser
23:13 Zotero integration in LibreOffice Writer
24:28 Good news: Zotero is shipped with extensions needed inside your word-processor
26:24 What if the automatic installation of Zotero extension in LibreOffice failed? How to manually install Zotero's extension in LibreOffice Writer
27:26 Java Runtime Environment consideration
29:30 How can I tell LibreOffice Writer where to look for Java Runtime Environment?
33:27 A new toolbar will be available once I successfully installed Zotero's extension for LibreOffice
34:39 How your first citation in LibreOffice Writer will work
36:21 A tricky, 1st pop-up that appears under the active window and can confuse you
Music: Final Step by Rafael Krux (www.orchestralis.net/)

[@MichaelSharpTechniSmart]

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[@EricBright]

Thank you kindly for the heart-warming words! They mean a lot to me. 🙏🏼

[@raywillcoff6625]

Such a detailed explanation, thank you so very much!

[@maribelhansson5111]

Thank you so much Eric for your help. I could never have done it without you. Greetings from Sweden :)

[@pranithagaddam2275]

Thank you very much for explaining in such great detail.

[@katepalm7940]

thank you so much. i am a new graduate student who was finding difficulty setting it up.......thanks again

[@Lunipu]

Thank you this was very helpful!

[@virginiaperezhernandez9143]

Hola Eric!!! gracias por tu video!! It has helped me a lot and it is really well explained!

[@EricBright]

Hi Virginia. I am glad that the video helped you out. That is awesome! ⭐

[@dddhal7437]

This helped a lot. Thank you for the detailed explanation and also for the fact that you took the time to explain probable outcomes that you were not necessarily coming across yourself.

[@EricBright]

Thank you for the kind words! I am glad it helped. :)

[@maximselivanov1137]

Thank you very much for your video. I absolutely love the fact, that you use time stamps, that makes it so much easier to find the area i am interested in. Once again: thank you , you preatty much saved my day :D

[@EricBright]

Thank you for the kind words and support! It is heart-warming to know that I could help others achieve something a bit easier or avoid an issue a bit faster. I will use the feedback to do a better job next time! Thank you again for the support! 🤗

[@antanas.j.5394]

thanks for explanation! very helpful!

[@EricBright]

You are welcome Antanas! :)

[@DrBasinda8]

Thank you very much .. helped me alot

[@timlake9549]

Brilliant and detailed run down - thank you very much 👍

[@EricBright]

Thank you for the kind words! 🙏🏼

[@bipinpanthi8665]

Thank you

[@hasankachal11]

I faced a lot of problem with connecting zotero with LibreOfficeWriter in Ubuntu due to Java Runtime env. It made me crazy. would you mind make video about it with details.

[@osamaali3210]

have you been able to figure it out?