Your research assistant 436 Ratings 4.6 Age Rating 4+ Years Category Productivity Developer Zotero Language EN + 58 More Zotero is a free, easy-to-use research tool that helps you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share your work. COLLECT • Save journal articles, newspaper articles, books, webpages, and more via the Share button in Safari and other apps • Automatically download article PDFs to read • Quickly add physical books and articles to your Zotero library by scanning book barcodes or article DOIs with your iPhone or iPad camera ORGANIZE • Use collections and tags to organize your research • View and edit bibliographic information for your research items ANNOTATE • Read PDFs, EPUBs, and webpage snapshots and add highlights and notes, or use an Apple Pencil to make freehand annotations CITE • Instantly generate citations and bibliographies in over 10,000 formats and journal styles including APA, Chicago, IEEE, MLA, Turabian, and Vancouver SHARE • Collaboratively collect sources and mark up PDFs in group libraries with your colleagues • Synchronize your personal and group research libraries to access them via Zotero’s desktop app and the Zotero website • Use the Zotero desktop app to insert your annotations into Word, LibreOffice, and Google Docs documents and automatically generate bibliographies from the sources you used Visit zotero.org to learn more about everything you can do with Zotero. Having trouble? Have an idea? Post bug reports and feature requests to the Zotero Forums at forums.zotero.org to talk directly to Zotero developers. ZOTERO AND PRIVACY Since 2006, the Zotero team has been committed to creating the best research software, and we believe that includes putting you in full control of your own work. We’re an independent, nonprofit organization, and we’ll never sell your data. more Ratings & Reviews 4.6 out of 5 436 Ratings New to app, so far great but room for minor tweaks 01/31/2023 emart101 Zotero is exactly what every researcher needs, and few (if any) do it better than Zotero. However, on iPadOS, until a few basic tweaks are made, Zotero will not be better than a well-organized iPad files app. - Annotating with an Apple Pencil comes in a few colors, all of which are completely opaque. There is no sense in highlighting anything if you cannot see what has been highlighted. - While editing file information, leaving the app (not closing, leaving) erases all progress made. This is particularly frustrating when trying to fill in information needed for a citation. Forgot what year the article was published, so you went back to the database on safari to check? Too bad, when you come back the title, author, publisher, and everything else has been lost and needs to be entered again. - After a file has been made, you cannot add attachments. This would be useful for articles that come in two PDFs, text and examples.EDIT: The developers respond to comments and seem to genuinely want to improve the app. And with the number of bugs fixed recently, that is apparent. As bugs continued to be ironed out, this app will be indispensable. Developer Response - The ink annotation tool is for free-hand writing and drawing on the PDF, which is why it’s opaque. There’s a separate highlight annotation tool for highlighting.- We can reproduce the bug with edited fields when switching away from the app — we’ll fix.- You can add standalone attachments to existing items by dragging the attachments on top of the items. If you only have a standalone attachment, you need to add a parent item first, which you can do by holding down on the attachment item.If you have further questions or bug reports, please post to the Zotero Forums, where we’re best able to help and can fix bugs more quickly. New to app, so far great but room for minor tweaks 01/31/2023 emart101 Zotero is exactly what every researcher needs, and few (if any) do it better than Zotero. However, on iPadOS, until a few basic tweaks are made, Zotero will not be better than a well-organized iPad files app. - Annotating with an Apple Pencil comes in a few colors, all of which are completely opaque. There is no sense in highlighting anything if you cannot see what has been highlighted. - While editing file information, leaving the app (not closing, leaving) erases all progress made. This is particularly frustrating when trying to fill in information needed for a citation. Forgot what year the article was published, so you went back to the database on safari to check? Too bad, when you come back the title, author, publisher, and everything else has been lost and needs to be entered again. - After a file has been made, you cannot add attachments. This would be useful for articles that come in two PDFs, text and examples.EDIT: The developers respond to comments and seem to genuinely want to improve the app. And with the number of bugs fixed recently, that is apparent. As bugs continued to be ironed out, this app will be indispensable. Developer Response 01/31/2023 - The ink annotation tool is for free-hand writing and drawing on the PDF, which is why it’s opaque. There’s a separate highlight annotation tool for highlighting.- We can reproduce the bug with edited fields when switching away from the app — we’ll fix.- You can add standalone attachments to existing items by dragging the attachments on top of the items. If you only have a standalone attachment, you need to add a parent item first, which you can do by holding down on the attachment item.If you have further questions or bug reports, please post to the Zotero Forums, where we’re best able to help and can fix bugs more quickly. New to app, so far great but room for minor tweaks Zotero is exactly what every researcher needs, and few (if any) do it better than Zotero. However, on iPadOS, until a few basic tweaks are made, Zotero will not be better than a well-organized iPad files app. - Annotating with an Apple Pencil comes in a few colors, all of which are completely opaque. There is no sense in highlighting anything if you cannot see what has been highlighted. - While editing file information, leaving the app (not closing, leaving) erases all progress made. This is particularly frustrating when trying to fill in information needed for a citation. Forgot what year the article was published, so you went back to the database on safari to check? Too bad, when you come back the title, author, publisher, and everything else has been lost and needs to be entered again. - After a file has been made, you cannot add attachments. This would be useful for articles that come in two PDFs, text and examples.EDIT: The developers respond to comments and seem to genuinely want to improve the app. And with the number of bugs fixed recently, that is apparent. As bugs continued to be ironed out, this app will be indispensable. - The ink annotation tool is for free-hand writing and drawing on the PDF, which is why it’s opaque. There’s a separate highlight annotation tool for highlighting.- We can reproduce the bug with edited fields when switching away from the app — we’ll fix.- You can add standalone attachments to existing items by dragging the attachments on top of the items. If you only have a standalone attachment, you need to add a parent item first, which you can do by holding down on the attachment item.If you have further questions or bug reports, please post to the Zotero Forums, where we’re best able to help and can fix bugs more quickly. Zotero is exactly what every researcher needs, and few (if any) do it better than Zotero. However, on iPadOS, until a few basic tweaks are made, Zotero will not be better than a well-organized iPad files app. - Annotating with an Apple Pencil comes in a few colors, all of which are completely opaque. There is no sense in highlighting anything if you cannot see what has been highlighted. - While editing file information, leaving the app (not closing, leaving) erases all progress made. This is particularly frustrating when trying to fill in information needed for a citation. Forgot what year the article was published, so you went back to the database on safari to check? Too bad, when you come back the title, author, publisher, and everything else has been lost and needs to be entered again. - After a file has been made, you cannot add attachments. This would be useful for articles that come in two PDFs, text and examples.EDIT: The developers respond to comments and seem to genuinely want to improve the app. And with the number of bugs fixed recently, that is apparent. As bugs continued to be ironed out, this app will be indispensable. Developer Response 01/31/2023 - The ink annotation tool is for free-hand writing and drawing on the PDF, which is why it’s opaque. There’s a separate highlight annotation tool for highlighting.- We can reproduce the bug with edited fields when switching away from the app — we’ll fix.- You can add standalone attachments to existing items by dragging the attachments on top of the items. If you only have a standalone attachment, you need to add a parent item first, which you can do by holding down on the attachment item.If you have further questions or bug reports, please post to the Zotero Forums, where we’re best able to help and can fix bugs more quickly. About 90% as capable as the Windows / MacOS version 08/13/2024 ytr eewqasdfghjkllZxcvb I use a 12.9” IPad Pro as my sole computer while working through another masters’s degree. As most know, it is as powerful as most laptops, but is occasionally restricted because some apps, like Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office, and Zotero, are designed for phones an are thus more limited in capability. For Zotero, the initial challenge: none of the popular tutorials cover Zotero for IOS. Some of my learning curve was simply from my recent switch from lifelong Microsoft use to Apple across the board. However, once I poked around enough to figure out how it works, I’ve discovered Zotero for iOS will do everything EXCEPT directly connect to Word iOS for automatic citation entry. Still, inserting a footnote and copying the automatically-generated citation isn’t bad at all. Overall, I’m very happy with Zotero for iOS! About 90% as capable as the Windows / MacOS version 08/13/2024 ytr eewqasdfghjkllZxcvb I use a 12.9” IPad Pro as my sole computer while working through another masters’s degree. As most know, it is as powerful as most laptops, but is occasionally restricted because some apps, like Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office, and Zotero, are designed for phones an are thus more limited in capability. For Zotero, the initial challenge: none of the popular tutorials cover Zotero for IOS. Some of my learning curve was simply from my recent switch from lifelong Microsoft use to Apple across the board. However, once I poked around enough to figure out how it works, I’ve discovered Zotero for iOS will do everything EXCEPT directly connect to Word iOS for automatic citation entry. Still, inserting a footnote and copying the automatically-generated citation isn’t bad at all. Overall, I’m very happy with Zotero for iOS! About 90% as capable as the Windows / MacOS version I use a 12.9” IPad Pro as my sole computer while working through another masters’s degree. As most know, it is as powerful as most laptops, but is occasionally restricted because some apps, like Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office, and Zotero, are designed for phones an are thus more limited in capability. For Zotero, the initial challenge: none of the popular tutorials cover Zotero for IOS. Some of my learning curve was simply from my recent switch from lifelong Microsoft use to Apple across the board. However, once I poked around enough to figure out how it works, I’ve discovered Zotero for iOS will do everything EXCEPT directly connect to Word iOS for automatic citation entry. Still, inserting a footnote and copying the automatically-generated citation isn’t bad at all. Overall, I’m very happy with Zotero for iOS! I use a 12.9” IPad Pro as my sole computer while working through another masters’s degree. As most know, it is as powerful as most laptops, but is occasionally restricted because some apps, like Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office, and Zotero, are designed for phones an are thus more limited in capability. For Zotero, the initial challenge: none of the popular tutorials cover Zotero for IOS. Some of my learning curve was simply from my recent switch from lifelong Microsoft use to Apple across the board. However, once I poked around enough to figure out how it works, I’ve discovered Zotero for iOS will do everything EXCEPT directly connect to Word iOS for automatic citation entry. Still, inserting a footnote and copying the automatically-generated citation isn’t bad at all. Overall, I’m very happy with Zotero for iOS! A failure to make basic functionality work 11/12/2022 eejd I am a scientist, a Zotero beta tester, and a past user of almost all the major reference manager systems. I am providing this one star review because, while I am a firm supporter of Zotero (and open source and open science/academia models), this app has failed to improve basic, core functionality during the entire time I have used it from pre-launch betas to the current version. Basic things like being able to reliably import a reference from a webpage works differently across iOS browsers, often failing completely. Downloading a PDF from a publishers site and uploading is often the last resort solution—but one that fails when you don’t have accesses to the PDF from your current network (i.e. when you have institutional access only via VPN or being on the institutional network). Further, basic problems that are reported to the developers, specific improvements that are technically easy to implement and feature requests simply do not get responded to or integrated. I will continue to use the app as I want to support the Zotero ecosystem (and pay for a plan). But I cannot understand how the most basic aspects of a researchers workflow continue to fail constantly or take forever… Developer Response We’ve responded to you in the forums — we’re not seeing any of the saving problems that you reported other than with ScienceDirect, which unfortunately uses extreme anti-bot measures that make it harder to support than any other site. We’ll see what we can do.As for the rest, the app has been under constant development since we launched it. We’ve added all of the most commonly requested features — Add by Identifier, barcode scanning, an eraser tool, a PDF outline view, zotero:// link support — and fixed countless bugs. If there are other things you’d like to see, you should let us know in the forums, but development takes time, and the idea that we haven’t been adding features in response to feedback is just false. A failure to make basic functionality work 11/12/2022 eejd I am a scientist, a Zotero beta tester, and a past user of almost all the major reference manager systems. I am providing this one star review because, while I am a firm supporter of Zotero (and open source and open science/academia models), this app has failed to improve basic, core functionality during the entire time I have used it from pre-launch betas to the current version. Basic things like being able to reliably import a reference from a webpage works differently across iOS browsers, often failing completely. Downloading a PDF from a publishers site and uploading is often the last resort solution—but one that fails when you don’t have accesses to the PDF from your current network (i.e. when you have institutional access only via VPN or being on the institutional network). Further, basic problems that are reported to the developers, specific improvements that are technically easy to implement and feature requests simply do not get responded to or integrated. I will continue to use the app as I want to support the Zotero ecosystem (and pay for a plan). But I cannot understand how the most basic aspects of a researchers workflow continue to fail constantly or take forever… Developer Response 11/13/2022 We’ve responded to you in the forums — we’re not seeing any of the saving problems that you reported other than with ScienceDirect, which unfortunately uses extreme anti-bot measures that make it harder to support than any other site. We’ll see what we can do.As for the rest, the app has been under constant development since we launched it. We’ve added all of the most commonly requested features — Add by Identifier, barcode scanning, an eraser tool, a PDF outline view, zotero:// link support — and fixed countless bugs. If there are other things you’d like to see, you should let us know in the forums, but development takes time, and the idea that we haven’t been adding features in response to feedback is just false. A failure to make basic functionality work I am a scientist, a Zotero beta tester, and a past user of almost all the major reference manager systems. I am providing this one star review because, while I am a firm supporter of Zotero (and open source and open science/academia models), this app has failed to improve basic, core functionality during the entire time I have used it from pre-launch betas to the current version. Basic things like being able to reliably import a reference from a webpage works differently across iOS browsers, often failing completely. Downloading a PDF from a publishers site and uploading is often the last resort solution—but one that fails when you don’t have accesses to the PDF from your current network (i.e. when you have institutional access only via VPN or being on the institutional network). Further, basic problems that are reported to the developers, specific improvements that are technically easy to implement and feature requests simply do not get responded to or integrated. I will continue to use the app as I want to support the Zotero ecosystem (and pay for a plan). But I cannot understand how the most basic aspects of a researchers workflow continue to fail constantly or take forever… We’ve responded to you in the forums — we’re not seeing any of the saving problems that you reported other than with ScienceDirect, which unfortunately uses extreme anti-bot measures that make it harder to support than any other site. We’ll see what we can do.As for the rest, the app has been under constant development since we launched it. We’ve added all of the most commonly requested features — Add by Identifier, barcode scanning, an eraser tool, a PDF outline view, zotero:// link support — and fixed countless bugs. If there are other things you’d like to see, you should let us know in the forums, but development takes time, and the idea that we haven’t been adding features in response to feedback is just false. I am a scientist, a Zotero beta tester, and a past user of almost all the major reference manager systems. I am providing this one star review because, while I am a firm supporter of Zotero (and open source and open science/academia models), this app has failed to improve basic, core functionality during the entire time I have used it from pre-launch betas to the current version. Basic things like being able to reliably import a reference from a webpage works differently across iOS browsers, often failing completely. Downloading a PDF from a publishers site and uploading is often the last resort solution—but one that fails when you don’t have accesses to the PDF from your current network (i.e. when you have institutional access only via VPN or being on the institutional network). Further, basic problems that are reported to the developers, specific improvements that are technically easy to implement and feature requests simply do not get responded to or integrated. I will continue to use the app as I want to support the Zotero ecosystem (and pay for a plan). But I cannot understand how the most basic aspects of a researchers workflow continue to fail constantly or take forever… Developer Response 11/13/2022 We’ve responded to you in the forums — we’re not seeing any of the saving problems that you reported other than with ScienceDirect, which unfortunately uses extreme anti-bot measures that make it harder to support than any other site. We’ll see what we can do.As for the rest, the app has been under constant development since we launched it. We’ve added all of the most commonly requested features — Add by Identifier, barcode scanning, an eraser tool, a PDF outline view, zotero:// link support — and fixed countless bugs. If there are other things you’d like to see, you should let us know in the forums, but development takes time, and the idea that we haven’t been adding features in response to feedback is just false. Lots of potential but a bit annoying 09/07/2023 frankl246& I switched to a different reference manager for a year but came back to Zotero once I discovered it’s improvements. One of the key things was the mobile app. I use my iPad a lot and having Zotero on my iPad helps me read like a physical document. I like how I can use my apple pencil which is a huge deal for me. However, there’s no setting for palm rejection. I wear a ipad drawing glove but still the Zotero is so sensitive that sometimes when I am annotating on a document, it takes me back to a different page. This is especially annoying and frustrating when I am reading a page of a 300 page ebook. I also think it’ll be nice if I can erase my handwritten annotation when I view the document on my laptop. The pencil and erase function are not available on the desktop app. I’d say the lack of palm rejection setting could be a deal breaker for people who read their dox on the ipad app because they are just better with active (not passive) reading of jotting notes. Lots of potential but a bit annoying 09/07/2023 frankl246& I switched to a different reference manager for a year but came back to Zotero once I discovered it’s improvements. One of the key things was the mobile app. I use my iPad a lot and having Zotero on my iPad helps me read like a physical document. I like how I can use my apple pencil which is a huge deal for me. However, there’s no setting for palm rejection. I wear a ipad drawing glove but still the Zotero is so sensitive that sometimes when I am annotating on a document, it takes me back to a different page. This is especially annoying and frustrating when I am reading a page of a 300 page ebook. I also think it’ll be nice if I can erase my handwritten annotation when I view the document on my laptop. The pencil and erase function are not available on the desktop app. I’d say the lack of palm rejection setting could be a deal breaker for people who read their dox on the ipad app because they are just better with active (not passive) reading of jotting notes. Lots of potential but a bit annoying I switched to a different reference manager for a year but came back to Zotero once I discovered it’s improvements. One of the key things was the mobile app. I use my iPad a lot and having Zotero on my iPad helps me read like a physical document. I like how I can use my apple pencil which is a huge deal for me. However, there’s no setting for palm rejection. I wear a ipad drawing glove but still the Zotero is so sensitive that sometimes when I am annotating on a document, it takes me back to a different page. This is especially annoying and frustrating when I am reading a page of a 300 page ebook. I also think it’ll be nice if I can erase my handwritten annotation when I view the document on my laptop. The pencil and erase function are not available on the desktop app. I’d say the lack of palm rejection setting could be a deal breaker for people who read their dox on the ipad app because they are just better with active (not passive) reading of jotting notes. I switched to a different reference manager for a year but came back to Zotero once I discovered it’s improvements. One of the key things was the mobile app. I use my iPad a lot and having Zotero on my iPad helps me read like a physical document. I like how I can use my apple pencil which is a huge deal for me. However, there’s no setting for palm rejection. I wear a ipad drawing glove but still the Zotero is so sensitive that sometimes when I am annotating on a document, it takes me back to a different page. This is especially annoying and frustrating when I am reading a page of a 300 page ebook. I also think it’ll be nice if I can erase my handwritten annotation when I view the document on my laptop. The pencil and erase function are not available on the desktop app. I’d say the lack of palm rejection setting could be a deal breaker for people who read their dox on the ipad app because they are just better with active (not passive) reading of jotting notes. - Listen to PDFs, EPUBs, and webpage snapshots with Read Aloud - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes 2.0.8 Oct 3 - Listen to PDFs, EPUBs, and webpage snapshots with Read Aloud - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes - Miscellaneous bug fixes 2.0.7 Jun 25 - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Added ability to customize annotation toolbar in settings - Preserve page zoom when tapping page edge to turn pages - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes 2.0.6 May 6 - Added ability to customize annotation toolbar in settings - Preserve page zoom when tapping page edge to turn pages - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes - Recently Read collection, synced with other devices - Support for non-English interface languages - Improved login flow to support MFA - Improved saving from some sites - Miscellaneous bug fixes 2.0.5 Apr 14 - Recently Read collection, synced with other devices - Support for non-English interface languages - Improved login flow to support MFA - Improved saving from some sites - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Fixed bug in 2.0.1–2.0.3 that could cause annotations not to be saved 2.0.4 Jan 16 - Fixed bug in 2.0.1–2.0.3 that could cause annotations not to be saved - Additional new item fields and creator types 2.0.3 Jan 15 - Additional new item fields and creator types - Allow any file type to be added via file picker [not in 2.0.1] - Improved handling of system Dynamic Type setting [not in 2.0.1] 2.0.2 Jan 14 - Allow any file type to be added via file picker [not in 2.0.1] - Improved handling of system Dynamic Type setting [not in 2.0.1] - Support for new item fields and creator types - Added ability to hide or reorder annotation tools in settings - Allow any file type to be added via file picker - Improved handling of system Dynamic Type setting - Miscellaneous bug fixes 2.0.1 Jan 12 - Support for new item fields and creator types - Added ability to hide or reorder annotation tools in settings - Allow any file type to be added via file picker - Improved handling of system Dynamic Type setting - Miscellaneous bug fixes - View and annotate EPUBs and webpage snapshots - Automatically retrieve bibliographic details for standalone PDFs - Miscellaneous bug fixes 2.0.0 11/03/2025 - View and annotate EPUBs and webpage snapshots - Automatically retrieve bibliographic details for standalone PDFs - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Fixed item-details editing in iOS 26 1.0.54 09/18/2025 - Fixed item-details editing in iOS 26 - Fixed potential crash generating citation/bibliography 1.0.53 09/17/2025 - Fixed potential crash generating citation/bibliography - Updated app icon for iOS 26 - Drag items to another app to copy bibliography entries in the configured citation style - Fixed incorrect filename when sharing remote file to the app - Fixed dragging items to tag selector to assign tags - Don’t leave space for Home Indicator at bottom of screen when using reader in full-screen mode - Added support for adding additional items to a drag via tap - Fixed tag selector not following Dynamic Type setting - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.52 09/15/2025 - Updated app icon for iOS 26 - Drag items to another app to copy bibliography entries in the configured citation style - Fixed incorrect filename when sharing remote file to the app - Fixed dragging items to tag selector to assign tags - Don’t leave space for Home Indicator at bottom of screen when using reader in full-screen mode - Added support for adding additional items to a drag via tap - Fixed tag selector not following Dynamic Type setting - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Background audio support for audio attachments - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.51 06/05/2025 - Background audio support for audio attachments - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Improved handling of Apple Pencil Pro squeeze action - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.50 04/23/2025 - Improved handling of Apple Pencil Pro squeeze action - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Fixed crash when opening trash 1.0.49 04/11/2025 - Fixed crash when opening trash - Added Sepia mode to PDF reader - Improved intra-document navigation in PDF reader - Support squeeze gesture on Apple Pencil Pro - Improved collection handling when moving attachment to/from parent item - Allow non-HTTPS WebDAV connections to 100.64.0.0/10 IP address range (used by Tailscale) - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.48 04/10/2025 - Added Sepia mode to PDF reader - Improved intra-document navigation in PDF reader - Support squeeze gesture on Apple Pencil Pro - Improved collection handling when moving attachment to/from parent item - Allow non-HTTPS WebDAV connections to 100.64.0.0/10 IP address range (used by Tailscale) - Miscellaneous bug fixes

- Added ability to convert annotations between highlights and underlines - Reduced screen lock time in reader from 25 minutes to 5 minutes - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.47 02/11/2025 - Added ability to convert annotations between highlights and underlines - Reduced screen lock time in reader from 25 minutes to 5 minutes - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Fixed rendering of PDFs containing Chinese characters (since iOS 18) 1.0.46 01/16/2025 - Fixed rendering of PDFs containing Chinese characters (since iOS 18) - Restored “Look Up” option in text selection popup - Fixed deselected items being treated as selected - Fixed potential crash in collections list 1.0.45 01/15/2025 - Restored “Look Up” option in text selection popup - Fixed deselected items being treated as selected - Fixed potential crash in collections list - Fixed crash on iOS 15 - Fixed potential crash in PDF reader 1.0.44 01/06/2025 - Fixed crash on iOS 15 - Fixed potential crash in PDF reader - Support for collections in trash (compatible with Zotero 7 on desktop) - Automatic trash emptying - Removed auto-sleep setting from reader; reader now automatically prevents device sleep for 25 minutes of no interaction - Fixed support for WebDAV servers using Digest authentication - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes 1.0.43 01/02/2025 - Support for collections in trash (compatible with Zotero 7 on desktop) - Automatic trash emptying - Removed auto-sleep setting from reader; reader now automatically prevents device sleep for 25 minutes of no interaction - Fixed support for WebDAV servers using Digest authentication - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes - Fixed crash in PDF reader - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.42 09/18/2024 - Fixed crash in PDF reader - Miscellaneous bug fixes - New app icon (including dark/tinted icons) - Underline and text annotation support (compatible with Zotero 7) - New note editor with support for embedded images, annotations, math, tables, etc. - “Remove Downloads” option in collection context menu - Button to remove downloads for selected items in Select mode - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.41 09/16/2024 - New app icon (including dark/tinted icons) - Underline and text annotation support (compatible with Zotero 7) - New note editor with support for embedded images, annotations, math, tables, etc. - “Remove Downloads” option in collection context menu - Button to remove downloads for selected items in Select mode - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Added option to open links in external browser - Improved saving from some websites - Improvements to Apple Pencil tool switching - Improvements to external keyboard support - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.40 07/15/2024 - Added option to open links in external browser - Improved saving from some websites - Improvements to Apple Pencil tool switching - Improvements to external keyboard support - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Fixed potential slowdown or crash with some files in PDF reader - Miscellaneous bug fixes 1.0.39 06/14/2024 - Fixed potential slowdown or crash with some files in PDF reader - Miscellaneous bug fixes - Listen to PDFs, EPUBs, and webpage snapshots with Read Aloud - Miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes more The developer, Zotero , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. This information has not been verified by Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy . To help you better understand the developer’s responses, see Privacy Definitions and Examples . Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More Data Linked to You The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes: App Functionality User Content Other User Content Other User Content Identifiers User ID Data Not Linked to You The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes: App Functionality User Content Customer Support Customer Support Diagnostics Crash Data The developer, Zotero , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy . Data Linked to You The following data may be collected and linked to your identity: User Content Identifiers Data Linked to You The following data may be collected and linked to your identity: Data Not Linked to You The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity: User Content Diagnostics Data Not Linked to You The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity: Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More The developer has not yet indicated which accessibility features this app supports. Learn More iPhone Requires iOS 16.6 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 16.6 or later. Apple Vision Requires visionOS 1.0 or later. 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