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

You can extend the time that tooltips are displayed, though. Visit Tools -> Options -> Accessibility (under the Writer heading), and you'll see a widget in that pane for setting the time-to-display fo

Well, that's a shame, given that the CAPTCHA does almost nothing to actually protect their content (and also completely breaks accessibility in its current state), but we should probably give translat

I have earlier posted concerns regarding accessibility of Zotero with screen-readers and got a few very informative replies as well. I would rather reserve my accessibility concerns and requests for l

I will also take up the accessibility issues related to Zotero with the developers of NVDA screen-readers and request their help too.

Zotero is indeed an invaluable source for citation needs and organizing the research materials. I am a visually impaired person (blind) person/researcher, and of course, badly need to use Zotero for m

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/35225/accessibility-for-blind-and-visually-impaired-people/ (disregard the lower part which is specific troubleshooting)

Zotero perhaps should allow attaching files via URL (by downloading, not just linking to them) for accessibility. Not sure what would be a good way to implement that without increased burden on the UX

Accessibility: Active

*not least because the way they currently work they're almost completely unusable for people with special accessibility requirements.

All good points. I'm not involved in that part of development, but I know Dan has mentioned that keyboard accessibility is important, so I'd hope these will happen, though unfortunately especially 1.)