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

I'm working with an unsighted friend over accessibility, and one of the first things we've encountered is a need for hot-key switching between the three columns of the Zotero display.

If no one picks this up, I'll probably give it a try sometime soon. I'm working with an unsighted friend over accessibility, and one of the first things we've encountered is a need for hot-key switchi

This is similar to, say, "Add to Playlist" in iTunes, and it's something we need for accessibility reasons, actually. It's planned. (We'd happily accept a patch.)

that UI element would make sense from a keyboard-accessibility point of view, after making a selection from the dropdown the focus is not automatically yielded to the search input field but remains o

w80: Try Control-click-drag (or Cmd-click-drag on a Mac). I think the only other solution would be to add collection filing to the context menu (which should be done anyway for accessibility), but in

Why? URIs in documents aren't related to accessibility via the web. If you drag an item from your personal library to a group library and cite the one from your personal library, anyone who gets the d

Hi. I fixed the folder accessibility problem, but I'm afraid I still can't sync. (Component returned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIFile.isFile])

[Rich text markup in zotero fields seems to me much more problematic (for accessibility, etc...) than the handling of html in locales-xx-XX.xml, those files which are modified by 0.01% of zotero users

http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/10023/accessibility-voicerecognition/

that perhaps Zotero might not be taking accessibility into account.

I recently found out that I have a legally blind student in my class where I require the use of either Zotero or Mendeley. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find any information on how accessib…

I say this all as a user of the Groups feature. It has taken me a lot of energy to explain all these quirks to colleagues and collaborators, and several of them have chosen to stay away from the Group

As someone who has recently developed serious wrist problems, I have no idea what this keyboard input is. It's great that it's apparently there, but I would like to know where I'm supposed to go to fi