I support Pstahlhofen's suggestion. As a librarian I recommend Zotero all the time, but library users who use screen readers stick with EndNote because of (relatively) better accessibility. I will nev

Zotero Version: 6.0.37

Hi,

I also found it quite frustrating (also on a Mac), but I could manage. However, I just tried Zotero 7, which is even worse in this regard, bordering on unusable for me. (I understand that it's less of

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

doesn't need to be perfect. We understand that accessibility is difficult, and even the best software has some flaws. We can work with that as long as the flaws are documented so we can provide appro

Maybe it is possible already and I just don't know about it. However, if not, I think this would be an accessibility improvement, because in Zotero 7 there are even more fields we can navigate to usin

Hi,

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

It would be up to plugins to override built-in shortcuts if they wanted to. These shortcuts were added for accessibility.

This discussion was created from comments split from: Available for beta testing: Improved accessibility of citation dialog.

This discussion was created from comments split from: Available for beta testing: Improved accessibility of citation dialog.

Hello, thank you very much for your improvements in accessibility. I haven't had the chance of trying the citations editor yet, but I have a couple of general comments on the zotero app for windows.

@nguenett: Your comment has already been moved to a new thread — please don't try to open new threads for the same issue. (But I'm unclear what this has to do with accessibility in any way.)

This discussion was created from comments split from: Available for beta testing: Improved accessibility of citation dialog.

It doesn't, no (but also note that this particular thread is for a very specific subset of accessibility, for any general accessibility issues beyond the add citation dialog, please open a new thread

Does the improved accessibility beta version allows to tag different languages in the same field? For example, when you have a title in English that contains several words in French, will the editors

Hi, thank you for improving the accessibility of the citation dialog.

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.