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I'd like to know more about the usage of Zotero with a screen reader and keyboard. My experience has been deceiving so far and I was wondering if it has any subtlety that I was not aware of in my expl

between my input and the actual drawing on the screen." when using the PDF reader inside of Zotero, as opposed to Firefox. This can be seen in the video above. They use a Macbook (M2) while I am on W

Running the most recent version of the beta available through the Play Store (last update Jul 14) on a Boox Note Max (which has a 13.3" screen).

There's no manual. Switching in and out of full-screen mode in the reader (with the top navigation bar and bottom page scrubber hidden) is just a tap on the screen. The annotation toolbar remains visi

pane. This especially helps keyboard-only and screen-reader users, who currently can't change speed at all without a pointing device.

between my input and the actual drawing on the screen. When I open PDF's in new window rather than new tab, it gives better performance but still happens after ten minutes later. When I change the co

I the PDF reader tapping on the page view puts it into full screen mode, without any other UI elements. When the UI elements at the bottom and top of the screen hides the page jumps up and then goes d

On the desktop version of Zotero, I can zoom out freely to view entire pages or multiple pages on one screen, which is essential for quick navigation and holistic reading. On the iPad app, if I attemp

and the text of the book filling the entire screen width (seemingly no margin bezels), and a small but empty footer area at the bottom. Opening the appearance settings indicates that I am using the d

The Zotero PDF reader has improved significantly in the recent Zotero 9 update, and it is now one of the best integrated PDF reading experiences available. However, one feature that would greatly enha

When reading an EPUB, tapping the screen once shows the top toolbar; tapping again switches to fullscreen. Each tap re-renders the text — the layout jumps and the bottom lines disappear/reflow. This i

Although the Android app is not showing the status and navigation bars after the screen is tapped once, the app is still not in the immersive mode, because when you scroll a page in the bottom area of

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