v4.2.3

• Support for non ascii characters in source, destination and tablet directory
• Fix: regression from 4.2.2
• Fix: Error reporting for better debugging
• Fix: Correct parsing of page number from Zotero item for extracted annotations

Version notes from 4.2.2

• Fix: %c wildcard on Windows
• Fix: Problem with deleting empty folders

v4.2.1

• Fix: Renaming attachments without author failed

v4.2.0

• Add wildcard %g for author's full name (thanks to QingQYang)
• Support for PDF Expert and other PDF readers on mac to open links in Zotero notes (the hidden option pdfExtraction.openPdfMac_skim changed to pdfExtraction.openPdfMac. openPdfMac is a string with the exact name of the application such as "Preview", "Skim" or "PDF Expert").
• Wild-cards for (senior) last author (q, Q, u, and U) (thanks to bwiernik)
• Fix: Small fixes for extraction of annotations
• Fix: Delete folder(s) if last file is moved out (thanks to Renato Alves)
• Fix: Renaming same file a second time truncates and indexes filename (thanks to Renato Alves)
• Fix: Better handle spacial character in TOC

v4.1.6

• Fixed problem with downloading of poppler-based extraction tool

v4.1.5

• Fix problem when renaming files in place
• Fix problem with "Restrict saved search"

v4.1.4

• Rename file at current location if "Custom Location" is not specified (thanks to Soham Sinha)
• Fix bug with files that are renamed when sent to the tablet
• fix problem with location of tablet files

4.1.2

• fix for problem with poppler-based extraction and annotation color

4.1.1

Small fixes for resubmission to Mozilla. See full change log under version 4.0 or here.

v4.1

• improved extraction of annotations
• truncate title after '!'

(see full changes for 4.0)

v4.0

• Goto annotation in pdf

  This is not really a new feature but with two recent changes in Zotero (see this and this pull request), it became much more useful! Simply click on the link that is part of your extracted annotations, and zotfile will open the pdf on the page with the annotation. The feature now works on Windows as well (thanks to aurimasv) and I have added support for Skim on Mac. Check out the documentation for some more details.

• Improved extraction of annotation

  This version includes three improvements for the extraction of annotations. First, the extraction is now based on the most recent pdf.js version (here is my fork with the modified version of pdf.js used in zotfile). With this update, zotfile should work with more pdfs. Second, the extraction is now about 40-60% faster (depending on the pdf) thanks to some improvements in the extraction code. Third, the extraction now runs in the background so that Zotero is not blocked while annotations are extracted.

• Get Table of Contents from PDF

  Similar to Mendeley, ZotFile can now get the table of contents from PDF and save it with links to the correct page in attachment notes. Simply click on the the desired section and zotfile opens the pdf on the correct page. Zotfile automatically extracts the table of content for all newly added pdf attachments (disable with zotfile.pdfOutline.getToc setting) or you can manually extract the toc using 'Manage Attachments->Get Table of Contents' (remove menu item with zotfile.pdfOutline.menuItem setting). This feature only works for pdfs that have an embedded table of content. Unfortunately, many don't.

• Support for sub-folders based on collection path (via wildcard %c) (thanks to simpzan)

• Tablet status is now shown in right-pane with other attachment information

  The right pane now includes a row with the current tablet status such as No for files that are not on the tablet or [Basefolder] for files that are in the tablet base-folder. Click on this information to change the tablet status and open or reveal the file on the tablet (very convenient because double-clicking on the attachment opens the imported zotero attachment and not the file on the tablet).

• Extract Annotation Color (thanks to RAG2ko)

  Zotfile now extracts the color of annotations. The color can be used in two ways: (a) To format extracted annotations: Just add some css styling to the hidden options for formatting. For example, change formatAnnotationHighlight to <p style="background-color:%(color);">"%(content)" (%(cite))</p>. The wildcard %(color) is replaced by the annotation color (you can also use %(color_category) for the color category---reddish is red etc). This styling has the same effect but looks a little better: <p><span style="background-color:%(color);">"%(content)"</span> (%(cite))</p> (b) To create separate notes for color categories: The hidden option pdfExtraction.colorNotes allows you to create a separate note for each color category (yellow, red, green etc annotations).

• Improved formatting of extracted annotations with hidden options (formatNoteTitle, formatAnnotationNote, formatAnnotationHighlight, formatAnnotationUnderline)

  WARNING: I removed the old settings. You will have to change the new settings if you want to customize the format of the note with extracted annotations.

• Improved default PDF reader detection on Windows (thanks to aurimasv)

• Hidden option pdfExtraction.replacements for custom, regular expression-based replacements in extracted annotations. This can be useful because some pdfs contain 'broken' characters. For example, [{"regex":" ?\u00f0", "replacement": " ("}] replaces the unicode character ð with ( to fix a problem in pdfs from a certain publisher. In this case, ð is a problem with the pdf and not with zotfile's extraction. The hidden option can be used to fix it.

• Information for attachments on the tablet is now hidden in the attachment note

• Improved information windows

• Improved renaming function (avoids re-indexing of linked attachments)

• New wildcards for editors (%d, %D, %L, %l)

• Fix bug with unnecessary suffix after multiple renames of same file