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

@olgam77: We've made major accessibility improvements to the default citation dialog in the Zotero 7 beta. More details here:

The latest Zotero 7 beta features a major accessibility overhaul of the default citation dialog. It should now be fully usable via VoiceOver, NVDA, and JAWS, and keyboard usage is also now improved.

We've just landed the accessibility overhaul of the citation dialog. It should now be fully usable via VoiceOver, NVDA, and JAWS, and keyboard accessibility is also now greatly improved.

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.

jooyoungseo (sorry dont know if I can tag you) lookup "accessibility" and scroll for a minute - there are a fair few very recent posts about beta 7 zotero and accessibility features

Thanks, I am using the most up-to-date Mac version, but I did not see Accessibility in either the general or advanced settings, is this for Windows?

The main improvements are Screenreader behavior (appropriately labelled buttons) and keyboard accessibility of functionality. I've done some very light testing and it does look improved, though not pe

I understand that Zotero 7 should be more accessible for users with disabilities. Are the expected accessibility improvements and features available somewhere?

Check System Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → "Speak selection" to see if the feature is enabled, and click (i) to check the shortcut key assigned.

Thanks very much, but any accessibility testing should be done with the Zotero 7 beta, which includes a complete redesign of the app and should dramatically improve accessibility. (I don't know if thi

I'm using Zotero 6.0.30

- would it be possible to increase the tap area for fast page turn - by this I mean the hit box on the left/right of a PDF that instantly changes the page with no animation when the scroll direction i

However, I found out as well that high contrast modes actually serve to benefit people with photosensitivity (https://www.boia.org/blog/dark-mode-can-improve-text-readability-but-not-for-everyone). Th

All these options are already accessible from a right-click on the field, or a drag-and-drop of the authors, so I guess the main purpose of these icons is for keyboard accessibility. But the same func

We haven't tested with Kurzweil specifically, but we're working on accessibility improvements for Zotero 7 to make it work much better with screenreaders, so there's a good chance that will help.

@LoganJFisher the colors do not change in the color picker, but they do change once they are displayed on the Black page. For my use on a color eink screen with a limited number of matte colors, this

I have the exact same problem (I have a learning impairment and also read by highlighting each sentence as I go). It would be great if we had an accessibility feature to disable the highlight bubble/p

Relevant, obviously: https://blog.arxiv.org/2023/12/21/accessibility-update-arxiv-now-offers-papers-in-html-format/

There should be a context-menu option for this for accessibility, but you can just drag a child note out of the parent to make it a standalone note.