Perplexity API Returns Empty Answer With Valid Key: Fix

You have a valid Perplexity API key, but your requests return empty or null answers. The API call succeeds without an error, yet the response contains no content. This problem often occurs due to missing or incorrect parameters in the request body or headers. This article explains the root causes and provides step-by-step fixes to … Read more

Perplexity Collection Not Saving Thread History: Fix

You create a Perplexity Collection to organize your research threads, but the threads you add disappear after you close the browser or refresh the page. This problem occurs when the browser’s local storage becomes corrupted or when the user account sync fails to write thread metadata to Perplexity’s servers. This article explains the root cause … Read more

Perplexity Academic Focus Ignores Source Filter: Fix

You set Perplexity to Academic focus, then add a source filter like site:edu or site:nih.gov, but the results still include non-academic websites. This happens because Perplexity treats the focus mode and the source filter as separate query layers rather than combining them. The Academic focus mode selects a specific model and search domain, while the … Read more

Perplexity Pages Cannot Export to PDF: Fix

You are trying to export a Perplexity Page to PDF and the button does nothing, or the export fails without warning. This problem usually happens because the browser blocks pop-ups for Perplexity or because the page content contains unsupported elements that break the export process. This article explains why the export fails and provides step-by-step … Read more

Perplexity Pro Search Falls Back to Quick Search: Fix

You select Pro Search in Perplexity expecting deep reasoning and cited sources, but the interface switches to Quick Search with minimal context and no follow-up questions. This fallback happens when the system detects that your query does not require the advanced model or when your account has reached its Pro Search daily usage limit. This … Read more