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Thank you for the asking for suggestions. I don't understand the rationale for excluding the buttons from the tabindex. It's not an exception according to WCAG 2.0 success criteria 2.1.1. https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/keyboard.html …
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I was stepping through with JAWS and NVDA, and recognize the same problem as SunDial. I also second the call for a shortcut key and I second the call for attention being focused on using standard roles for screen elements. There's some oddities …
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Yes, the work around is to press Alt + tab until finding the Quick format citation window. However, that's still a problem. If someone is using the screen reader and cannot see the screen, they may not even realize there's a new window to be looked …
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The original problem I reported on October 6, 2023 happens with Zotero 7.0.3. I am using the Quick Format citation version, not the classic view. However, it only happens the first time I add a citation.
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Thanks for the feedback. There are a few audiences I'm mindful of: Zotero developers, screen reader users, and other parties attentive to issues of the accessibility of academic software.
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Is a VPAT being prepared for Zotero 7? A document that lists WCAG areas covered or known gaps is helpful.
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The original post here is just a persona-based scenario to demonstrate the problem. The same problem will exists for persona who uses screen reader as they also rely on keyboard-based navigation.
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In the past, I've chosen to avoid the Quick Format option (the red dialog) as it has had more accessibility problems when using it with JAWS. Has it been given attention in the last year or so?
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It's the classic dialog. Thanks for the idea about dedicated keyboard shortcut. That should save some time when folks have lots of edits to to. I've tried the shortcut instructions on the page provided. The blog post that is linked to on the page …
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It was actually a blind screen reader researcher who drew my attention to how valuable the library lookup feature is. I have since told other blind researchers about it. For tools used in university settings where more and more people are recogniz…
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I checked Zutilo. I didn't see one for Library Lookup. There is one for google scholar. It would be also be helpful to build it directly into Zotero as some researchers who can't use a mouse may not know about Zutilo.