[Split from Available for beta testing: Updated reader with EPUB/snapshot support and new annotation types]

This bug is also affecting the display of the Reader tabs.

I'm using Zotero on a Boox with a slow e-reader screen. The animations on page-turning etc. does not work well on this screen and I would like request less animations in zotero, or an option to turn o

Similar to https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/112120/citation-preview-bug and https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/101105/zotero-pdf-reader-hyperlinks-dont-work-in-right-bottom-pane-in-split-view

Thank you for this amazing app. I am testing it ATM and what I found slightly annoying is that the screen automatically dims when reading a pdf. It does not do so with other apps like kindle or Adobe

I love that Zotero 7.0.0 has .epub and .html annotation/reader support, and that is why I updated. Prior to 7, Zotero did a good job sending click-and-drag selections made with the mouse to the screen

To add to this -- NVDA does read out note text when you hover over it with the mouse (though of course that's not a viable option for many screen reader users), but I can indeed not find any way to ha

This discussion was created from comments split from: Beta 7 on Windows: Breaks screen reader accessibility.

Up until very recently in the iOS app's pdf reader I was able to do the following.

Hi, I love that the Zotero 7.0.0 has support for epub files, and that's why I updated. There's currently a recurring issue with screen reader support that is making zotero crash quite frequently for m

sure how well Zotero's PDF reader works with a screen reader (I don't think very well), so if the goal is to just open PDFs in Edge, that would certainly be something that could be set up in the pref

>Improved keyboard access and better support for screen readers (with more improvements to come)

reader) window vertically to the half of the screen, the button is still visible and functional yet it disappears if you open the side bar (or stays under the right pane)

Thanks to [the recent improvement](https://github.com/zotero/zotero/pull/3464), I can now access the Quick Format Citation by using screen reader.

If you had previously switched to the "classic" citation dialog for screen-reader compatibility, you'll want to disable that from the bottom of the Cite section of the Zotero settings to try out these

I am very new in epubs. As far as i understand the big advantage of epubs is that the text is wrapping inside of screen. That increases readability compared to fixed pdf's.

I am trying to add a reference in google doc using NVDA and jaws. However, after on the quick reference page after I start typing the reference name the screen reader gets quiet.

B4) Link to open a file in the Reader with advanced filtering options on the annotations to display: by colour, by type, by tag, by author, by date, ...

The attachment preview is just that: a preview. It's not meant to be a full-screen view of the file. If you want that, you can just double-click on it to open it in the reader.

I'm sighted and using the JAWS screen reader