Proquest pdf not downloading

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This website works best with modern browsers such as the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. If you continue with this browser, you may see unexpected results. ProQuest Ebook Central. Report a problem. If none of that helps, we'd want a debug ID that covers selecting a collection and importing an item from Proquest.

In Firefox, with Zotero installed on the bottom bar, I have more control; I can just keep it open to a certain collection when I import. But with Standalone needing to be closed, the file will just go to My Library. Make sense? I may opt for the debug. Thanks for your help. With Standalone open, items will import into the selected collection in Standalone. Sounds like everything is working as it should be, unless I'm misunderstanding you there's ono need for a debug ID. Sign in to your account.

I am trying to download PDFs opened in pdf. I can download PDFs from many other sites using the "Download" button in pdf. When I click the "Download" button, nothing happens.

I just upgraded FF and switched to pdf. I am covered by an institutional subscription to ProQuest. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.

Could use the "web console" to gather more information about the HTTP request performed between ff and ProQuest error message, http method, etc? Sorry, something went wrong.