I’d be interested in native dark mode also from a low-vision accessibility perspective.

User story:

This discussion was created from comments split from: zbib.org feedback.

(I think zbib accessibility should probably go to a new thread, but for now:) I'm seeing some weird interaction of zbib.org with a screenreader with both Narrator and NVDA and also a number of buttons

allow picking citation style. We generally test accessibility with Voice Over. I'll see if we can improve the text reader feedback and general compatibility with JAWS.

Can you also check your accessibility of the site. This is a great option for students with visual impairments when the Zotero app is just a little overwhelming. I was testing this and trying to wri

Yes, I meant appear and disappear. This might indeed be a regression. I think there was some work related to the keyboard accessibility.

That would be a Windows setting, not a Zotero one. Check your accessibility settings in Windows.

Hi, currently experiencing 2 issues:

Zotero has (I believe -- they were searching and aren't anymore) recently hired an accessibility specialist, so accessibility-related issues should likely improve.

Please consider making Zotero more accessible for people with hand/wrist issues. I use Talon Voice to control programs, and Zotero is difficult to control because of its reliance on menus, clicking…

I missed that change for accessibility. Other problems fixed with a new profile.

I'm not sure what you're reporting here? Keyboard access to creator buttons was fixed in 6.0.14. It was an accessibility bug and was fixed.

Apparently there's a plus symbol that needs to be activated but my Jaws doesn't seem to be able to access that. However, I can add more creator fields using the IOS app, and I can choose the type of c

I'm a totally blind post-grad student using Jaws screenreader. I also use the IOS Zotero app on my iPhone. Between the two platforms, I find that I can work around most accessibility issues. For insta

We’re working to improve the accessibility of the citation dialog, but for now they’ll want to use the classic citation dialog: https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage#switching_to_

Hello,

@fahim.net.2014: If you're using a screen reader, for now you'll want to enable the classic Add Citation dialog from the Word Processors tab of the Cite pane of the Zotero preferences, which will give

This feature was working before, and I use it a lot. When the “speak selection” option in enabled on the iPad from the settings menu, text to speech doesn’t work on zotero. The only way to get around

It should work as well as it works in Firefox 60 ESR. Firefox 60 didn't support VoiceOver very well, so to the extent that the apps rely on the same macOS accessibility APIs, they might not work that