You can press Enter in Zotero 7. Zotero 7 has vastly improved citation dialog accessibility, but that means that Tab had to take on a more standard function of changing focused elements.

Thanks for the feedback. There are a few audiences I'm mindful of: Zotero developers, screen reader users, and other parties attentive to issues of the accessibility of academic software.

I'm running Zotero 7.0 on Windows 10 and have found an accessibility issue.

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I noticed another accessibility problem concerning feeds: When adding a new feed and navigating the dialogue using the tab key, I don't se the button to activate advanced options for the feed I'm addi

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Unrelated to this issue: Did you or someone in the team see my previous posts related to accessibility? I on't expect an instant fix, but I didn't see any reaction and just wanted make sure they didn'

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FWIW, it's my understanding that a text-based link like a title is better for accessibility since screen readers read out the full URLs.

I saw in another post that a user had problem number 1) and was told to allow System Events in the Security and Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility section in their Mac. However, I cannot find "System E

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It's great that heading tags can be applied in Zotero notes, but these headings don't really look or behave like the headings that appear in most outlines, in which different sections of text are inde

We've greatly improved accessibility in the Zotero 7 beta, including making the default citation dialog much more accessible. You might want to try that.

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I still think it would be a good option to be able to control seeing these popups, especially for accessibility. Again, it's a great feature, but a simple "hide extracted references" option in the pdf

@adamsmith That's good to know. I will test Zotero 7 with VoiceOver then as soon as it's released and report accessibility issues if applicable. Nice to hear that things are getting better

All accessibility testing should be done with Zotero 7, which has significant accessibility improvements and will be released together with a VPAT before the Fall semester starts (as per dstillman). I

I support Pstahlhofen's suggestion. As a librarian I recommend Zotero all the time, but library users who use screen readers stick with EndNote because of (relatively) better accessibility. I will nev