With Juris-M 6 on MacOS Sonoma, you may encounter a crash when adding a citation, such as in these reports:
- https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/108098/jurism-and-macos-sonoma
- https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/111826/zotero-crashes-when-using-word-plugin
- https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/109614/word-plug-in-error-juris-m-crashes-after-selecting-citation-sonoma
While waiting for the Juris-M developer to provide an official fix based upon Zotero 7 (which fixes this and other problems), here is a temporary workaround.
DISCLAIMER: This gist comes with no support. It may not be a good idea. If it breaks, I cannot help. Use it if you're desperate, otherwise wait for an official Juris-M update. In general, it's a terrible idea to download random binaries from strangers on the internet and bypass security mechanisms.
There are two parts to the fix:
- grant Jurism.app full disk access
- replace the integration plugin with a bugfix for zotero/zotero-word-for-mac-integration#36
Open System Settings, search for "full disk access" (or find it under "Privacy & Security"). Add /Applications/Jurism.app to the list.
Download this file:
Open this folder in Finder (Cmd-Shift-G):
/Applications/Jurism.app/Contents/Resources/extensions/zoteroMacWordIntegration@zotero.org/resource/
Copy the libZoteroWordIntegration.dylib file you downloaded into the folder above, replacing the old one (possibly copying the old one out for posterity - you can always just reinstall Juris-M if it goes bad).
Restart Juris-M and try again. Good luck!
Some reports suggest that full disk access is not required: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/458103/#Comment_458103
I suggest trying without first and see if it works. If not, try granting full disk access to Jurism.