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/

> Zotero 7 has vastly improved citation dialog accessibility

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.

[Split from Available for beta testing: Improved accessibility of citation dialog]

Hi,

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

Hi,

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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Hello,

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.