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Thanks for the responses. I have about 50 citations. Proofreading program for mac free. Zotero/Word 2011 were slow together (much slower than the Windows counterparts), but usable. This combination of Zotero/Word 2016 is nearly unusable for me. 'adding/updating references is practically instant' Do you have a multi-core i7? I'm using a Core m5 on the 2016 retina MacBook. This should have enough processing power as my (very old) XP era laptop worked very quickly with Zotero and Word 2010.

I don't know how to uninstall the Word add-in? I can't find any option to do so. When I go to into Templates and Add-ins, I see Zotero.dot there, but the minus sign to remove this is grayed out. Sorry to double post, I didn't know if I needed to create a separate post for the error reporting.

My original post - I've been having problems with Zotero crashing Word on my mac for a long time. I've had this problem before with Word 2011, but after upgrading to Word 2016, the crash frequency has increased to a nearly unusable amount. I'm not sure if there is a memory leak or what. However after using Word/Zotero on a document with ~ 50 references for about an hour, I start getting hangs in Word that last up to a minute. Eventually, Word (but not Zotero) goes to 100% CPU usage and has to be force quit.

This force quit occurs about once every two hours resulting in data loss. This also happened on Word 2011, but only about once a day. I should note that this has happened on two separate computers MacBook Air and a 2016 Retina MacBook. Unclear if this is related, but all of the autorecovery documents generated by Word when using Zotero are corrupted and can't be opened.

At this point, I'm considering moving to another reference manager, but I would prefer to keep using Zotero if possible. However, I feel stuck in a situation in which the Microsoft forums say stop using Zotero and Word will work fine, and this forum in which no one else seems to be experiencing my crashing issue. Any help is appreciated. I really like Zotero an used it on the Windows OS for years without problems. Since switching to Mac, I've had numerous problems, making writing documents a really unpleasant challenge. You're saying this happens when you're just using Word, not only when you insert/update citations?

Because the Zotero Word plugin doesn't do any work when Word is just open, so if Word is unstable then, that's entirely a Word issue — even if it happens only in documents with citations, Zotero is simply adding Word fields to the document, which Word obviously is supposed to be able to handle. (Slowness when inserting/updating citations is another matter. That's never been speedy in Word for Mac, but what you're experiencing sounds way too slow for 50 citations.) I wonder if you have some very large abstracts or other fields in your items? You could try disabling 'Store references in Document' in the Zotero plugin's document preferences and click the Refresh button to see if that helps.

Thanks for the information. The crashes occur when I'm typing and not when I'm adding a reference. It's difficult to be certain, but I'm pretty sure I'm only getting crashes in documents that have Zotero references added. I think Word may be running through all of the information added by Zotero and then crashes. It's good to know that zotero isn't active outside of adding references. I will try changing the store references in document setting.

Does it require that I remove all the references from the document to see an effect? The abstracts are only the length allowed in Pubmed so I doubt there are very large field there. I will see if deleting the add-in helps too. I just don't know why this would occur on two separate machines using two versions of Word: 2011 and 2016. The Microsoft forums are of course implicating Zotero as the reason for the instability and they suggest not using the add-in. The challenge is that I have three grants due and all of my references are in Zotero. I'd be willing to try uninstalling and reinstalling everything, but I've found that on macOS I can never remove all of an Office install.