I do have a few suggestions and things I think could be improved, though, regarding the PDF reader.

Loving the beta, and the pdf reader is great. I particularly love the ability to keep a figure or table as a note.

I'm not sure if it provides correct screen reader feedback though, e.g. with the search results -- I thought people had tested that successfully in the past, but not positive about that part.

When I try to het the RSS feed from a search in Embase I get a screen where I can read:

I am also a screen reader user. I enjoy using Zotero a lot however, this lack of small set of keyboard shortcuts makes it so difficult to use. Many of the features of Zotero are great. However, just t

Just commenting for support of the need for resolution of this barrier. I'm a screen reader and keyboard user who has to waste a lot of time with inefficient workarounds when moving items between coll

This is a super important feature for me as a screen reader user and is causing me a lot of headaches.

Hello, I have just come across Zotero yesterday, looking for an accessible reference manager,, as I am blind and use a screen reader.

1) His Word is displaying field codes instead of the field text. Send him that support page, or ask him to send you a screenshot of a section of the document with citations so you can confirm whether

I'm a doc student and my advisor is blind. He uses Jaws for Windows as a screen reader and we've recently run into a problem. In our latest round of papers that I've shared with him, Jaws is reading u

The "content" part is a copy of your personal comment that you type. For instance, it is the part that you see on the right side of the screen in the Comments toolbar if you're using Adobe Reader.

@Carel.Ewald.1: Since that's a specific issue, let's address that in your other thread.

Last two updates seem to have caused this issue. Using latest Jaws and word 2007, all works well except when trying to insert in text citation. On the menu's, selecting zotero, then entering on add c…

Performance on my e-book reader is good enough. It has about the same processing power as a today's mid-range smartphones. It's the screen that's much slower, so it's mainly scrolling that can become

ChromeVox is not used by many blind people, particularly because of the screen reader support. It is getting better, but not there yet.

I'm using ChromeVox as a screen reader for testing during development. Having just tested again I've noticed that indeed there is no audio cue when navigating rows in the items table using arrow keys

I use the JAWS screen reader, which is one of the most frequently used ones.

I'm not quite sure what you mean here. By grid, you're referring to the items list? The items rows are certainly navigable via up/down arrow keys now. Do you mean to have a screen reader read the sepa

Hi, I switched to the web beta version. I am using the site with a screen reader, and I am having difficulties navigating it. I love the new idea, the web components have so much more potential, but a

I'm a vision impaired screen-reader user, and Zotero team's suggestion to use firefox developer edition worked for me for sometime. With recent updates, firefox by default opens the screenshort option