There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader.

(e.g., many such locators are not stable across screen sizes). In the mean time, you can enter these in the suffix field of the citation.

the problem. Hopefully that's accessible via a screen reader.

Not that I am seeing. I am visually impaired and use a screen reader, so it is possible something is being displayed that isn't being read. But there is nothing overt being shown. The only indication

As showed in this screen-recording (https://goo.gl/a5kmO4), I pasted in Freeplane software a PDF annotation hyperlink extracted using Zotfile (zotero://open-pdf/0_K2GKN9F9/519).

For opening PDFs, I had to choose an app to open zotero links (firefox asked for it), I choosed Adobe Reader, and I trigger an error message from Adobe Reader saying that an error occurred during file

The key purposes of a citation / reference style are to 1) provide a standard way attribute credit to authors for their intellectual product; and 2) facilitate a reader's efforts to find the full te

discussion on the forum about compatibility with screen readers, and wanted to chime in to note that we are very eager to see Zotero become increasingly accessible so that it can facilitate ever-broa

so that they fit on your e-reader's small screen. If the Zotero add-on is installed, then my add-on adds a button to the Zotero pane that lets you also send optimized versions of PDF attachments from

I installed Zotero on Acer switch 10 Full HD. I have 250 entries. Zotero works fine in my case. Foxit reader is a little bit slow when I scroll but Adobe tough reader is as good as its Android version

certain suggestions (only as a beginner): within the Zotero tabs, so many edit boxes and combo boxes appear, but none of their titles are readable with the NVDA screen-reader. For instance, I am not a

find it all that convenient using Zotero with screen-readers. I use NVDA screen-reader on my windows 7 OS. how far the Zotero application is accessible with screen-readers? are there any tutorials av

Zotero doesn't work perfectly with the most common screen reader (JAWS). I don't have any great info for you but see

We have a student who is blind and the screen reader he uses does not really helps him to use Zotero. Could you just suggest a screen reader that could enable him to use Zotero? Any other comments on

As a new graduate student in HCC program at University of Maryland Baltimore County who is legally blind, I am using NVDA screen reader as my assistive technology and Firefox as my web browser. It is

I'm new to Zotero and using a screen reader. Is there a condensed version of how to use Zotero most effectively with a screen reader--i.e., using only the keyboard?

An internal reader of PDFs in zotero interface where can highlite and take notes in only one screen

No that is on a browser, I mean the reader that comes automatically with Zotero Standalone. Every PDF I open now opens on what seems a Zotero reader.

When I try to extract annotations, the progress bar just flashes on the screen for a fraction of a second, and nothing else happens. I've done the annotations on an Android app (EzPDF Reader), and the

then I get a login request (through my browser, not through a login screen on a web page). When I hit "cancel" I get an "invalid login" message (or something similar -- that may not be the correct err