# Updating from older versions

If you have an older version of the extension installed in your graph, here are the steps to update : 

* [ ] Remove the `zoteroRoam_settings` object you previously had in `roam/js`, as well as the loading script for the extension. 
  * [ ] The only code you may need to keep from your `roam/js` is your custom functions, if you had been using any. 
  * [ ] You may also want to write down the Zotero API credentials you had been using, if you don't have that information easily accessible elsewhere.
* [ ] To make sure there are no traces left of the previous install, reload your graph.
* [ ] Install zoteroRoam from RoamDepot
* [ ] Enjoy 🎉

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you had a lot of customization in your settings, make sure to take the time to set them up again via the extension's new Settings panel - which you can access by a right-click on the extension icon, then a click on the "Settings"  option.
{% endhint %}

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