One thing I like Zotero is that its unbeatable accessibility support. Because Firefox is the most accessibility friendly browser. Zotero inherit nearly every accessibility from Firefox including the s

Hello, I'm really glad this thread is listing my exact problem. I am having the same issue with the Accessibility screen not showing the Word app in the control field. If I log in as another user, I g

To fix it, go to System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Privacy → Accessibility, make sure the lock in the bottom-left is unlocked, and then check the checkbox for System Events. It should work aga

Am I doing something wrong? I prefer Endnote's accessibility to view my files within the same program, without having to look elsewhere.

I see. What operating system are you on, and are you using any sort of non-default text rendering or accessibility settings?

3. I don't know, but this is also a very broad question. For file integrity and accessibility, you can refer to AWS documentation (I believe the guaranteed 99.99% uptime and 99.99999% integrity), but

Here is a post with some some links to discussion of Zotero’s accessibility: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/46535/zotero-for-visually-impaired/#Item_2

GUI issues -- more questions than issues: there's always a concern with right-click menu overload (also because I'm not sure how the context menus do in terms of accessibility; I think they're hard to

2. Buenrostro J, Wu B, Chang H, Greenleaf W. ATAC-seq: A Method for Assaying Chromatin Accessibility Genome-Wide. Curr Protoc Mol Biol. 2015; 109: 21.29.21-21.29.29.

2. Buenrostro J, Wu B, Chang H, Greenleaf W. ATAC-seq: A Method for Assaying Chromatin Accessibility Genome-Wide. Curr Protoc Mol Biol. 2015; 109: 21.29.21-21.29.29.

This is something I’ve never seen before. Do you have any unusual setting set on your system, such as accessibility settings or color inversion?

The problem is hard to reproduce. pdf-files can be stored correctly or incorrectly with equal probability, thus I have to double check accessibility of pdf-files after storing them.

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.