Is there a guide on how to access the accessibility functions? I am a screen reader user (jaws) attempting to use annotate and some other features, but I cannot find documentation to explain how to do

https://www.zotero.org/accessibility

https://www.zotero.org/accessibility

We've been working with an outside auditor to evaluate and improve the accessibility of our software, and we can now say that Zotero 7 fully meets WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

As mentioned above, we've been working with an outside auditor to evaluate and improve the accessibility of our software, and we can now say that Zotero 7 fully meets WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

Hi all! I'm trying to use Zotero to read my files while simultaneously using a screen reader.

thanks so much for this and for doing it so quickly. Not all companies are so responsive to accessibility requests

We’ve deployed a new version with multiple accessibility improvements, including a border around the main search input and adjustments to colors to meet WCAG 2 AA requirements.

to mouse usage, which is important for accessibility, and would just generally be less hacky. If you wanted to select a single item, you'd still be able to do it by deselecting item with modifier key

undesirable jumping of the UI elements; terrible accessibility behavior. Getting to the button to unfold it with the mouse was finnicky in the middle of the info panel -- I think it was pretty clearl

Right, but I am pretty sure this isn't possible (i.e. is a current accessibility failure)

Since I haven't seen any replies, I assume this is an accessibility issue.

Most importantly for most users, epubs allow you to change the font size and reflow text so that you can read without scrolling (or squinting) on any screen size. That's particularly important on eboo

Please can you change the colour of the outline and text within the search box on ZoteroBib to give it higher contrast. I showed the site to a visually impaired student and whilst she is impressed w…

this certainly meets any formal and practical accessibility standards (and is significantly more discoverable than a keyboard shortcut).

bumping ... this is an accessibility issue and should be reprioritized far higher than it has been.

This would indeed be a great feature. Most PDF readers have some sort of background color setting, usually letting the user enter the value, specifically as an accessibility feature.

Is there a possibility to undo that decision, in order so secure accessibility?

I second @AshleyEveShaw's comment. The locate in library item makes life so much easier, because I don't have to search for the download button on each publisher's website. I have seen articles where

Quick format dialog was significantly refactored to improve its accessibility, so some behaviors did change. To open the popup with item details via keyboard, you can focus the item bubble with right/