In my use case, Ctrl+Shift+L is not really about reducing the number of keypresses, but more about making navigation feel more direct and predictable when using a screen reader like NVDA.

In the main window, you can use Ctrl-Shift-L to jump to the collections tree. We can look into adding support for that in the citation dialog so that you can jump to the collections tree from the sear

For context, I’m using NVDA as my screen reader.

There should be built-in screen-reader guidance in the popup. If you're not hearing that, or not hearing enough of it, let us know what screen reader you're using and what parts were unclear.

As a screen reader user, I found the classic mode much more intuitive and easier to navigate compared to the current interface. The layout was clearer and made it straightforward to move between field

the tool from registering properly with the screen reader. I'll see if I can reproduce, but honestly the first thing I'd try is to restart the computer and see if that fixes things -- as abaevbog say

A) Disabled ZotMoov entirely, linked the EPUB directly via Zotero's "Add Linked File" from iCloud folder → blank screen, same NetworkError

Citation dialog has two modes - list and library. Screen reader users can verify which dialog mode is being used by pressing Shift-Tab as soon as the dialog opens - that will focus a set of radio butt

I'm unable to open EPUB files in Zotero's internal reader when they are stored as linked files (via ZotMoov) on iCloud Drive. The reader tab opens but displays a blank white screen.

overlap some other text in the PDF. For example (screen captures after restarting in troubleshooting mode)

like a boox note with the android app, that slow screen refresh rate when trying to “scroll” pages is the absolute death of me. I end up using Neoreader (the native reader app) for goto functionality

just appear when releasing the pen from the screen. So you can't see what you write or draw until you are finished. Also, there is a large lag between the stroke and the pen movement. Overall, writin

Yes, that's planned: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/118959/adding-item-to-group-using-a-screen-reader

I have been using Zotero as my new file cloud and PDF reader recently. I typically upload files on my Windows laptop and then read on my Boox Airnote 5c. I have encountered a few issues on my Boox (so

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

layers between Zotero the program and the PDF reader displaying your document, so I would need special APIs put in place on Zotero's side to do any highlighting.

As many of us are using the plain reader option in the application, as it makes easier to read the paper in a smaller screen, is it possible to add the annotation option there as well. In addition to

I want to add my voice in support of this request. I use Zotero on Windows with a screen reader and a keyboard-only setup, and while the improvements in Zotero 7 have made more fields accessible, the

Being able to view two different papers side-by-side in the same window would be a great feature for Zotero's PDF reader.

@edervishaj: Which find window/dialog, exactly, and which OS? On macOS, with Zotero in full-screen mode, Esc closes the Find panel in the reader, and a second Esc is needed to exit full-screen mode. I