Note that we always recommend the desktop app for any significant work, which is why it was our priority for accessibility improvements.

To be clear, the Zotero desktop app has been found to fully meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. You can find our VPAT here:

Thank you for your interest in accessibility.

Thank you for the very detailed report. Just to clarify, since it isn’t stated anywhere, this report - titled “Zotero Accessibility Assessment Report” - is specifically for the web library?

The Zotero referencing tool is widely used by people with visual impairments in Quebec (Canada), including college and university students and professionals specializing in visual impairments. Current

I am Severely Vision Impaired, but need Zotero for my referencing. Unfortunately, due to my screen adaptations, I cannot use the software because:

You've always been able to navigate between tabs with the keyboard, using standard shortcut keys. I'm not sure why you think that's not possible? Zotero 7 is fully keyboard accessible (and has much i…

A link to Obsidian would typically go into an attached link, which you can double-click open from the attachment pane (which in turn you can pin to the top for easy accessibility in Zotero 7+)

Hi, I just updated to the new zotero. I see that the new program uses a lot of color to make it look "modern". However, this has seriously affected my ability to use the program... For accessibility p

No, but I'm not sure what you mean by that. Apps don't generally have any sort of built-in voice support separate from OS accessibility features.

Are there any? I don't mean going to the Mac Voice Control accessibility, which is cumbersome.

Could you give an example of a standard with an ISBN? (also, what do you mean by accessibility here?)

The "Standard" Citation Template in Zotero has no "ISBN" field (although there's a DOI field). This is a major problem for accessibility for standards only indexed by ISBN. Please add an "ISBN" field

> Add a Language, on MacOS I think it's in the accessibility settings, Linux I'm not sure)

Even offering this feature as an optional plugin would greatly enhance Zotero’s accessibility and usability.

1. open PDF on an iPhone or iPad, open Spoken Content (default gesture two finger swipe down, setting is in Accessibility > Spoken Content > Speak Screen)

https://www.zotero.org/accessibility

Does Zotero have an Accessibility Compliance Report or Voluntary Product Accessibility Template [https://www.itic.org/policy/accessibility/vpat]?

Text to speech features are a great accessibility tool. As a student with ADHD, they are a huge support, especially those with Attention support. At the moment I use Speech central to read my text and

@OHB1335: That's supposedly Control-F4 or Fn-Control-F4 by default (and is for me).