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

1. Open an item with a longer item note in the reader.

When we use software in conjunction with a screen reader, we often have to use the tab key to navigate from item to item. However, a library item can have lots of fields and it can take quite a while

@martynas_b: And here is an illustration of these two problems: Just after the text appears in the PDF Reader, it cannot be selected

Zotero doesn’t produce its own text to speech engine, but it is compatible with major text to speech/screen reader software, such as JAWS. See here for a discussion of recent improvements in Zotero’s

Does Zotero not have a native text to speech feature for reading citations and RSS feed entries? I searched the documentation, but only found information on reading documents such as PDFs. I'd like my

When I use the expanded screen to read literature, the ipad version of zotero's PDF reader can't enter text annotations via keyboard since comments can only be entered with the apple pencil now, which

[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