I am a blind 1st-year PhD student and am attempting to find a platform that I can use with a screen reader (JAWS is my preference) that does what Zotero typically does. Since the accessibility of Zote

I think the UX of the PDF reader would be improved if the menu(s) containing PDF markup, searching the document, etc. would hide from view while scrolling. I find the menu items very distracting while

Here are a few potential accessibility with video demonstrations using the JAWS screen reader. I haven't tried with NVDA or VoiceOver.

I need the feature to make the pdf file fullscreen to concentrate, please add this feature to zotero.

Can you take a screenshot or (even better) a screen recording of what you're describing with macOS's built-in Screenshot tool, upload it somewhere (e.g., Dropbox or Google Drive), and provide a link h

Yes, precisely, this feature overrides menu commands, but in Zotero, I don't see any menu for the built-in PDF reader, hence, don't know how this command is called in Zotero.

Sometimes pdfs have large pages with columns, tough to read on a small screen area (such as the ipad mini, or the laptop screen if you have to sacrifice a part of it to another app). It would be aweso

The beta PDF reader is really great but one thing I really miss from e.g. PDF  Expert and MacOS’s Preview is the two-pages view. It’s especially useful for scanning articles on a large screen. Is ther

Avoided full-screen mode since the last two days ; no crash so far. You think it could be related?

On the Zotero iOS app, is it possible to provide an option in the built in PDF reader to keep the screen/display on when reading a PDF? Currently when reading a paper, the phone screen dims and then t

Not sure if this was brought up before as I couldn’t find anything similar searching through the forums. I’m reading some pdf papers (from arxiv) using the iOS beta app. However, as the font size is s

As a particularly extreme example, I'm looking at a PDF for "Nonequilibrium statistical thermodynamics" by Zubarev, which weighs a hefty 55 MB. When I open it in MacOS Preview or in PDF Guru a scroll

but still readable tough) show that (see the screen captures at the middle-end of the article). As you might see in this post, things get trickier if you want to tweak around using only the note func

The new pdf reader and notes view seem very promising! Here are comments:

First, the tabs were taking up too much screen real estate.

I had no problems with beta. I did disable the internal PDF reader, though, for three reasons. First, the tabs were taking up too much screen real estate. Second, because I need to use a PDF reader th

I'm not sure what you mean by that. The PDF reader takes up the whole screen. The toolbar — which lets you do things like change the annotation mode — always displays at the top, but that's it.

Hello to anyone involved with the IOS beta. I'm not sure whether you've gotten any feedback from VoiceOver screen reader users yet, but many elements of the app seem really accessible at first walk-th

I like the new PDF reader so much! Thank you very much for the great work!

Investigating a bit more, the lag seems to happen when taking a note alongside the new PDF reader. In addition, I sometimes see a lag when I navigate the PDF (e.g., scrolling down can hang for a secon