(I don't work for Zotero) Accessibility issues with the Word add-ons are known. My understanding is that the plan is to remedy accessibility of the default (quick format) add-ons, which are currently

So to give some background, I work as an accessibility consultant, and i am posting here on behalf of one of our customers, a zotero user looking to use this with JAWS (our screenreader).

Finally, I do think that some more colours would be good, as well as choice over the colours (that goes for the Zotero tag colours as well) - that's an accessibility thing too, and we'd love to be abl

(Zotero is also in the process of hiring or has recently hired an accessibility specialist, so I'd expect significant improvements in the medium run)

1. Load "Narrator" (the built-in screen reader on Windows; FYI, JAWS does have the same issue).

Hello, I am a screen reader (i.e., JAWS and NVDA_ user on Windows. In the latest version of Zotero (V 5.0.0.0), there is no way for keyboard-only user like me to move an item from one collection to t…

from what I understand this is problematic for accessibility software like screen readers that expect p elements inside divs). In short, I think the purpose of Zotero is to generate content (referenc

the release. We're not aware of any remaining accessibility regressions in the beta. (None of the issues you reported above are regressions.) There shouldn't be any need for people not to upgrade. Si

As I say, those problems in the beta should be fixed — the beta includes complete replacements for the collection and item trees, and there were some accessibility regressions that should now be fixed

My understanding of the user's concerns is that the beta has serious navigation issues with JAWS and that updates would be pushed automatically to users. If so, then that would push accessibility bugs

Still some tweaks to make, but accessibility of the collections and items trees should be much better in the latest beta. (There's a bug where all rows are announced as disabled, but that's already fi

I haven't checked recently, but if there are accessibility problems in the default dialog, we'd want to fix those.

beta on Windows. They might be important for accessibility.

It's very good news though, that an accessibility specialist will be involved and let's hope that upcoming versions will include more aids for the print disabled people.

We're currently working to hire an accessibility specialist to improve accessibility across all Zotero platforms, and making sure all parts of the main interface are accessible via the keyboard will o

As we mentioned via email, we're working to hire an accessibility specialist to focus entirely on these sorts of issues across all of Zotero's platforms.

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

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

Hi there,

But both the web library and the new iOS beta app should would work well with any accessibility tool, so if you're having trouble with those, we'd want to know more. For the web library, are you using