There is a workaround that's keyboard accessible, but my understanding is that it's a known accessibility limitation and devs are planning to address this as you suggest.

Hi,

rather than opening the link. This is a major accessibility issue for blind and visually impaired users.

Native implementation would greatly enhance accessibility and consistency.

> This is likely a bug in the accessibility tool, though, not Zotero.

This is likely a bug in the accessibility tool, though, not Zotero.

Zotero's AX data is good on single monitor, and it's good on multiple monitors when the resolution is not high. as soon as the resolution is too high, Zotero returns wrong positions. made a video sho…

syncing system is designed for backup and accessibility rather than acting as a purely cloud-based file system? If Zotero doesn't support this use case, is there an alternative to not save files loca

Also, we have new keyboard shortcuts for accessibility purposes that do exactly what you described. Try to select text and press Ctrl-Option/Alt-1

I suggest you look for already existing accessibility apps or features built into the mobile software itself.

40s. We made our fixed timer 25 minutes due to accessibility concerns, but given that it still uses the system setting after the initial time elapses, maybe going with 5 minutes for the fixed time wo

Here's an imgur library of my google docs editors for both my accounts. The only obvious difference I'm noticing is that I have an 'Accessibility' option on my university account which is not showing

Will it mess up the database if I add Finder tags to items inside ~/Zotero/storage? This would help me retain accessibility of certain files via Finder. I know I need to be careful to not rename outsi

@abaker574, this forum is the main place for all Zotero-related support, including accessibility questions and feedback.

updates/releases. Is there a better way to reach accessibility support than on this forum, or would you say this is the best place?

@abaker574, an accessibility guide is certainly something we should consider. It does not currently exist.

Is there a guide on how to access the accessibility functions? I am a screen reader user (jaws) attempting to use annotate and some other features, but I cannot find documentation to explain how to do

https://www.zotero.org/accessibility

https://www.zotero.org/accessibility

We've been working with an outside auditor to evaluate and improve the accessibility of our software, and we can now say that Zotero 7 fully meets WCAG 2.2 Level AA.