- Mendeley Word Plugin Problem Mac
- Mendeley Word Plugin Problem Mac Mojave
- Mendeley Word Plugin Problem Macbook
ORIGINAL: Until today, I have been able to use the Mendeley plugin on Word 2010 to manage my citations. Now, there are a couple of weird issues making the Mendeley Cite-O-Matic non-functional.
Mendeley also provides a Web Importer tool which allows you to import citations, and sometimes the full text article, directly from your browser in to your library.
To install the plugin from the Mendeley app click Tools >> Install Web Importer.
Depending on which browser you use the importer will be in a different location but regardless of the browser it will function the same.
Mendeley Word Plugin Problem Mac
- Mendeley plugin not working in Word for Mac Mendeley plugin no longer works in Word. I've read elsewhere that this can be solved by downloading an older version of word but having followed the link provided I wasn't able to download an old enough version to get functionality back.
- For your convenience, we've made sure Mendeley's Citation Plugin is compatible with Word (including Word for Mac) and LibreOffice. We also support BibTeX export for use with LaTeX. Annotate as you read Easily add your thoughts on documents in your own library, even from mobile devices.
Mendeley Word Plugin Problem Mac Mojave
In Chrome and Firefox the plugin appears in the upper right corner of your browser, while for Safari and Edge users, the Mendeley plugin shows up in the bookmarks or favorites bar.
Example of Chrome Plugin
Browser Security Conflicts
Sometimes there is a conflict with your browser's security settings and the plugin. Follow the steps below to resolve this issue:
Chrome
Click 'Customise' (three black lines on the top right of the screen), and then 'Settings'. Click 'Show Advanced Settings' at the bottom of the page, then click 'Content Settings...' under 'Privacy'. Then, under 'Cookies' click 'Manage exceptions...' and allow mendeley.com, then click 'Done'.
Mendeley Word Plugin Problem Macbook
Mozilla Firefox
Click the Menu button at the top right and click 'Options'. Then, under the 'Privacy' tab, either set the 'History' drop down option to 'Use custom settings for history' tick 'Accept Third Party Cookies'. Add www.mendeley.com to the 'Exceptions' box. Click 'Save Changes' to save.
For more information you can have a look at Mozilla Firefox's page on enabling and disabling cookies.