What it does
Written by AI from the READMEPreviews attachments with a quick look window: macOS's native QuickLook, Gloobus-Preview on Linux, or the QuickLook app on Windows. You can set a custom viewer command.
Checking a file otherwise means opening it in a full application. No longer actively maintained, and it may not work with current Zotero versions.
What you'll need
Detected automaticallyWe haven't detected any setup requirements. That isn't the same as none: check the developer's README.
Where your data goes
We found: uses the network; we couldn't tell where.
Other plugins that do this
Matched on what they doFor the same job, work with Zotero 10 and graded B or better. Closest match first.
- BzotLookWorks with Zotero 10Actively maintained
Previews the selected attachment when you press Space, using the system's own preview panel: Quick Look on macOS, GNOME Sushi on Linux and QuickLook on Windows.
How we pick these
By how closely what they do matches this plugin, using descriptions and the phrases people search with. Copies and forks of this plugin are listed under Forks and copies instead. No plugin pays to appear here.
Forks and copies
3 other plugins use the same ID as this one. Every Zotero plugin carries an ID, a name tag Zotero uses to tell plugins apart. These 4 plugins carry the same one, because people copied ZoteroQuickLook to make their own versions and kept its ID.Show what this means
- You can only have one. Zotero sees them as the same plugin.
- Installing another replaces it. If you install one of the others, it takes this one's place.
- Check what you install. Several share this plugin's name, so make sure the file comes from the one you meant.
4 listed forks.
The developer's response
Ratings and reviews
What people who use it say. This is separate from the grade, which is what the code does, and never changes it.
No ratings yet.