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

are not accessible or accessed by a screen reader like JAWS. Is there another way to activate the source we are selecting to move to the multiple citation area? Thank you in advance!

comment must have been referring to the new OSX reader app.

are not accessible or accessed by a screen reader like JAWS. Is there another way to activate the source we are selecting to move to the multiple citation area? Thank you in advance!

The new beta version with the built-in PDF reader and Tabs is amazing. While for using the windows version on a PC laptop, the small screen size renders the readable area very limited. Wondering if it

pdf reader (which is PDF Expert). I use a large screen, so I am able to put Zotero on the right side and PDF Expert on the left side. I then click Cmd+down to jump on the last page of the document an

I am so excited about your new built-in PDF reader. I have installed a beta version of Zotero, and I am enjoying it already.

Imagine you're working with Zotero on the left, and a pdf reader on the right. You'd have Zotero open to consult, and when a file is opened from it, it appears on the right side of your screen. But yo

+1 to open two PDFs side-by-side in separate windows. It would also be great to make it possible to open the same pdf twice in two side-by-side windows as I describe here: https://forums.zotero.org/di

I believe that folks have used JAWS with Zotero with reasonable success. Here is a recent discussion of accessibility: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/40450/screen-reader-accessibility-keyboard-s

Do other parts of Zotero work well with screen readers or only the PDF reader matters for your workflow?

Chiming in to help the devs triage this request: Inking while being able to read PDFs on a vertical screen is the sole reason I even got an iPad for grad school. I normally use it to circle important

1. Include split screen as a feature in Zotero PDF reader, and allow users to open the same pdf on both sides.