Has zotero been tested for screen reader accessibility? Can anyone work with me or with the MVDA community to fix the functionality of adding multiple works to a citation using a screen reader?

When manually adding a Book Section, is there a keyboard shortcut 1) for adding another author field and 2) for changing the author field to 'editor'? Please note that I am using a screen reader. Many

Please consider devoting sometime for working upon accessibility features in near future, I will contribute (of course with zero technical knowledge) for improving screen-reader accessibility as an en

Are there any keyboard options to move or copy items between collections or adding from my library to any collection of my choice? Please note that I'm a screen-reader user, that means 'minus-mouse us

from Firefox including the support for screen reader, windows high contrast mode and so on.

Sorry, I'm unable to grasp that. I'm using only keyboard commands as a screen reader, my application key takes only to the options available for selected items. Could you please suggest how to change

of these, (MEHROTRA, 2011) entry alone is entered (author's name) in full caps. I saved this entry from JSTOR or EPW journal web page (I forgot exactly from where of these 2...) , others from Jstor an

For the screen reader, the collection list is displayed both as a selectable combo box just above the unlabled button, and as a treeview just below it. Both are quite accessible.

If your experience with a screen reader is different from that, let us know and we'll see what we can do.

After pressing Control+Shift+S, Screen-reader users , especially NVDA users, should go to the botom of the screen (control+End) for getting the Zotero saving options read out. collections are listed a

8. I couldn't locate the save button after pressing the save shortcut, but it appeared with chrome. Since I'm using screen-reader, the button isn't keyboard accessible without shortcut.

possible work-around is to copy from the on-screen downloaded article that JSTOR generates before allowing you to save it as a PDF. Not perfect, but better than copying from the saved PDF. Anyway tha

I am finding the "Extract annotations" feature incredibly useful, and possibly one of the best aspects of this system. However, I really can't stand highlighting in Adobe Reader/on my computer in gene

Dear dstillman, thanks for that reply. I didn't feel comfortable using the bibtex so far. Mainly because, I'm a visually impaired user, and I access Zotero with NVDA screen-reader. Not all fields and

I'm a legally blind history PhD student with a new computer. I need to use ZoomText screen reader/magnifier for my work, so the new computer has that program (this is the only difference I can think o

I'm using the JAWS screen reader,

I am blind I use screen reader.

how this reestablished itself ?? I do have the screen dumps with the error message in the Zotero box that appears showing what refs are being captured. Those dumps show what I was seeing at those po

Hi, The PDFs I have attached to my files in Zotero used to open within Firefox when I double clicked on them (ie they would open just above Zotero pane on my computer screen) . This allowed me to take

In Zotero 4 for Firefox I was able to click in the link from extracted annotions (generated by Zotfile) from any program (e.g. links pasted in Word, Freeplane) and the PDF reader software was opened i