For accessibility reasons, I think we would want to make horizontal scroll work with the keyboard as well. The reason I asked is because I have proposed this change over a year ago, but it hasn't rece

I suggest the following. For usability and accessibility, there should be at least one alternative to drag & drop at least in moving items between collections (e.g. buttons, keys or a mouse menu). Zot

My understanding is that it should be, yes. Zotero is based on mozilla, which has a good record of working with JAWS. That said, Zotero is too small a project to have its own accessibility testers, so

Is zotero accessible using the JAWS reader or other software?

Interesting to hear that about the accessibility of notes via the api -- I might have to figure out how to write an extension.

I don't understand the extent of the problems that drag&drop causes - and we'd be interested in replicable bug reports there - but kadiddle is correct that ergonomics (and accessibility) kind of deman

both for organization of research and accessibility (post-organization).

For further accessibility, it'd be good to add all the Save to Zotero actions to the web page context menu. Issue created.

OK, another report of this. Let's fix this.

Hey Everyone,

iTunes solves this with two context-menu submenus: Add to Playlist and Show in Playlist. The former is important for accessibility and shows all playlists(/collections), and the latter shows just the

and geographically would improve the ease of accessibility of potentially relevant research findings that could promote syntheses and meta-analyses, provide mechanistic understanding to environmental

I have been a frequent user of Zotero for the past one year. I use Zotero for research work because of its easy accessibility of my references. For the past few days I noticed a change on the Zotero p

Ah, OK. Disk Inventory X or similar might be helpful for the 3GB, just to make sure there's nothing unexpected, but the 85K is unfortunately well within the expected number of files for a medium-size

whether you use ZFF or ZSA has no impact on accessibility across different computers. People get confused by the fact that one is a browser add-on, but Zotero for Firefox is in no way more "online" or

I've said before that there should at least be the ability to add items to collections via the context menu, for accessibility reasons, but I'm actually not sure if that helps with accessibility on OS

all OS have zoom features as part of the accessibility suites, that should do it, no?

IMO, it would be a great accessibility enhancement, if the list would be scroll/roll on scrolling my mouse pointer, when the pointer is on the list.

You're not missing anything. I don't think there's currently any way to break out of TinyMCE via the keyboard, but there should be (both for general usability and also for accessibility).

Is there anyway to get this fixed/changed? I like LibreOffice and am dependent on Zotero, but I too need to be able to save for Word-only users without a loss of data or accessibility to changing text