4. Right, Zotero accessibility work was so far specific to the main desktop app. Other platforms have not undergone the same rigorous review just yet.

Are you already aware of these issues? Do you have more documentation on using Zotero with screen readers and accessibility performance? I’d also be glad to get feedback from other people using a scre

- Do you have Guided Access active, or any Accessibility feature enabled?

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reading aloud feature it is really helpful for accessibility. If anyone can help figure out why mine is not playing any audio that would be great!

The OS-Native Title Bar is essential for accessibility, and needs a preference to use it, if not act as the default.

Toggling this on/off needs to be a feature of Zotero. I agree with a previous commenter that this is an accessibility issue and renders the documents very hard to read in the app. Please let us know w

I wanted to provide feedback for how Read Aloud could be improved for social scientists in future updates. For those of us who frequently read articles in APA style, using Read Aloud features can be r

For omit author in multi-citations, in the classic dialog you needed to click on the citation in question and then on the omit author checkbox. That's the exact same amount of clicks right now, with a

with auditory processing or who have other accessibility needs related to that feature.

I am fairly critical of AI use in most cases, yet I do see the value in this particular usage of reading aloud papers that are read in private anyway - plus, it is an accessibility feature for people

I use an alternative keyboard layout (specifically, the Dvorak-right-handed keyboard layout (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvorak_keyboard_layout#One-handed_versions) for accessibility, available on a

Do you have some accessibility function enabled, and if so which one?

* Better accessibility: Helps people with ADHD, dyslexia, and other concentration challenges.

Attempting to use Zotero 9 in Word with a blind user using JAWS and NVDA and we're having issues with the Add Citation dialogue box not announcing anything after activation. Can type into the search …

When working with multiple windows in Zotero, the interface can become cluttered, and text can shrink to a size that's hard to read. I suggest adding a local magnification tool, similar to the one in

Bump here. I can't learn The shortcut for every single programme I'm using. That vscode, obsidian and microsoft office products have these features is a huge UX improvement fore me. especially because

Dear Zotero Team,

The forced coupling of 'shortcut numbers' and 'colors' feels restrictive for those who want to color-code more than 9 tags for visual organization without needing a keyboard shortcut for every single

Looks like I've answered my own question. I have enabled a number of accessibility options in Win10 because of my low vision challenges. One of those changes was to increase the font size to 150%. Sin