Better display of an item's collections (e.g., as a tab in the right pane) is planned, particularly for accessibility purposes.

I'd recommend looking to your OS's accessibility features (or perhaps a third-party tool) for this. E.g., on macOS you can use Invert Colors to flip the colors across the whole OS, including temporari

With an increasing university emphasis on web accessibility & ADA Compliance on all resources we promote, we need to be able to refer to current accessibility information for Zotero. Is there one pla

settings (e.g., different resolution setting, accessibility, magnification)? Does it happen if you dosconnect the second display?

Where does Zotero 5.0 now stand in terms of accessibility for blind and low-vision users? Seems like the Firefox version benefited from Mozilla's accessibility features so I'm wondering what happens n

3) better collection visibility is actually planned, also because it's necessary for accessibility (you can't currently move items to collections without the mouse)

An "audio recording" could very well be unpublished raw material sitting in an archive or in a drawer, on tape or vinyl or some such, with limited accessibility. This is why, correctly, it has such fi

Try Microsoft's Reader app. It has good accessibility in my experience. Not sure if it has this particular feature, but if I recall, it does highlight the found text in a bright color.

restarting Zotero probably didn't change the accessibility of the items, only updated the display of filled or empty attachment circles. So the current status is basically that resetting file sync hi

the only way Zotero could possibly affect the accessibility of a PDF through the webpage.

On my Mac using the FF version of Zotero there _was_ a change to the typeface. I think this occurred with a recent FF update -- not with the recent Zotero update. At least, in my case this affects all

yeah, that's not a general issue, we'd have a ton more reports about this (and that looks not so much like an accessibility issue as that it's unusable for anyone). Try disabling all other add-ons and

Since the last one or two updates, the display of the metadata column has become illegible in the regular display mode (not separate tab mode). All the text is blurred and the data text appears white

See also e.g. https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3754/is-zotero-section-508-compliant/?Focus=16216#Comment_16216 and https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/10023/accessibility-voicerecognition/?Focus=

but not ideal in several ways), and improved accessibility is something Zotero actively pursues (it was e.g. explicit part of recent job searches).

Does anyone know if there is an accessibility statement for Zotero? We are exploring citation management options, and want to ensure that we consider accessibility options.

FWIW, Zotero is currently hiring a product designer and lists knowledge of accessibility issues&technologies as one of four key qualifications:

noticed some limitations with regards to its accessibility for people with disabilities. I have noticed some basic discussion on the forum about compatibility with screen readers, and wanted to chime

That's also something I was concerned about, but I think that having the same color-set within a group would be ok. If someone is having accessibility issues with the colors, they could ask the group

I think we could make some small tweaks — in terms of both differentiation and accessibility — but I'm not going to poll Twitter on the colors we use. (Also, as far as I know we've had zero complaints