Yes, the work around is to press Alt + tab until finding the Quick format citation window. However, that's still a problem. If someone is using the screen reader and cannot see the screen, they may no

This problem is making the reader very painful to use. I need to make additional scrolls all the time to fix the broken zoom.

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 use a screen reader so rely on the keyboard to access all the Zotero functionality.

Often, efficient screen reader users will not listen to everything their screen reader says but press a key to do something or navigate to the next item when they think they have heard what they need

3) What is your screen resolution?

I've been using the game changing new epub reader (unfortunately only via safari in ios or Firefox/chrome on boox android but looking forward to it coming to the betas).

Open a PDF in the Zotero reader on iOS. Then try to rotate the screen, say from horizontal to vertical, and then back to horizontal. Often, you'll find that you return to a different location in the p

Also, if the text selection goes out of the screen, it should scroll the PDF Reader so that the moving part of the text selection remains visible.

I suspect it's related to this and you should be able to open multiple context menus not only in the reader but in other parts of the Zotero client as well.

Dear developers,

Hello @mvasilak, my PDF reader settings are:

You can tap on the screen edge to go to the next or previous page.

I am a blind person and I use Zotero with support of windows’ 11 Screen Reader. I am not able to use mouse, so to navigate I use only the keyboard (tab, shift tab, arrows, alt). To insert citations in

This discussion was created from comments split from: Available for beta testing: Zotero, redesigned.

When trying to read a PDF in Zotero with VoiceOver on macOS, the screen reader does not parse the PDF properly.

It would be nice if there were options other than jump or continuous for turning pages, such as touching the screen or pressing the physical buttons on the e-book reader to move to the next page. I'm

not possible to reduce the page size below the screen width, even if the sidebar is visible. For some of my files, this leads to the problem, that no complete line of text is visible. It would be gre

I only see this problem during the loading of the PDF file in the Reader. Does the problem persist after waiting a longer time, after the PDF is completely loaded?

Yes, we've been working with an outside firm to evaluate accessibility issues across the software in preparation for releasing a VPAT for Zotero 7. We've made countless accessibility improvements in Z