Works for me. Go to (assuming Ventura) System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and make sure Zotero has the permission enabled, and then go to Privacy & Security → Automation and make sur

I like to second (third? fourth?) the above comments and questions about the critical importance of having a VPAT, Accessibility Conformance Report, or similar document in order to recommend and adopt

the color name at its side (redundant unless for accessibility purposes). I was wondering if it is possible to change those labels. Do you know if this is possible?

Dstillman, I'm not a developer but I'd be happy to help wherever possible with testing different accessibility features. I am really enjoying the annotative and tagging zotero features but I have to c

shortcut for google docs. This has posed an accessibility problem for me. Could you let me know how to disable or change this Zotero shortcut, as changing the google one is not an option? Thanks.

Disable Speak Selection in the Settings: Accessibility -> Spoken Content -> Speak Selection

- sometimes EPUBs are just better (accessibility, they are smaller both electronically than PDFs and physically than books)

EPUBs are friendlier to e-readers (Kindles, Kobo readers, etc) and have better accessibility tools than PDFs.

This is an accessibility problem with a suggested solution .

Our attempt to hire an accessibility person last year didn't work out, but we've just posted a new developer position to work on accessibility across all of Zotero's products.

Re fonts - my text is set to font HEX colour 3B3838 (improves accessibility). Zotero did add citations in using this colour but now adds citations is as HEX colour 000000 (the automatic/default colour

on a much newer version of Firefox with improved accessibility features.

Unfortunately, as an everyday Zotero user who uses a screen reader, I have not noticed significant major accessibility improvements other than minor keyboard access patches over the past year. This fe

Would it be possible for there to be a setting to save the HTML page in addition to the PDF that could be enabled for accessibility needs but defaults to off?

It's a bit tricky because of html full text. The vast majority of users will want the PDF, but html is of course much better for accessibility, so there's likely a small but important group that does

It also looks like you have "Increase contrast" turned on in the system Accessibility settings. That's fine, and doesn't cause this, but I'd guess that you changed some other setting or installed some

Do you have any plan to set a button in Zotero to insert citations to word with selected items? Because we often open Zotero and word at the same time, and it will be more accessibility compared with

On iOS, Zotero obeys the Dynamic Text system accessibility option in general, including for the comment in the annotation popup. It looks like it doesn't currently work for the annotation text itself

I’d be interested in native dark mode also from a low-vision accessibility perspective.

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