There should be a menu option for accessibility, but you’re aware you can drag items to a tag in the tag selector?

No, screenreader accessibility is still an issue (as in: completely broken), but it doesn't sound like that's a problem in the access scenario described above.

In the past, I've chosen to avoid the Quick Format option (the red dialog) as it has had more accessibility problems when using it with JAWS. Has it been given attention in the last year or so?

This is an accessibility issue

Anyway, getting back to Zotero, I thought the problem with not being able to re-enable my Firefox extensions was because I turned on Zotero logging temporarily - Apple says if you can’t turn on extens

Did you enable Full Keyboard Access (Tastatursteuerung) in your system's Accessibility settings?

Since Zotero lives in the linux sandbox within the Chromebook, it does not have native accessibility to other files. One can allow linux access to certain folders , or create and place files within th

1. More colors to choose from. Many of the color pairs don't contrast well for my vision, e.g. pink and magenta, blue and royal blue. I find myself constantly wishing for yellow and black. I'd like mo

I'm reading. The feature I'm requesting is an accessibility setting that probably not many need. The highlight bar is distracting and hides the next line that I try to read (I select the text I've re

I think it's fairly clear that most people will continue to prefer PDFs for now, but both HTML and epub have distinct advantage, not least with respect to accessibility (PDFs can be accessible-ish, bu

I have found another problem: In the new citation style editor, I am told to press alt+f1 for more information on accessibility. When I do so, a dialogue opens. Among other things, it says: - Press Co

Hi,

Suffixes are case insensitive, so 10.1006/abc is the same in the system as 10.1006/ABC. Note that using lowercase is better for accessibility.

I could not find settings within Zotero to control text-to-speech speed. I thought it could be affected by the VoiceOver settings under Accessibility in my iPad settings. Indeed, the speaking rate was

is the future of scientific publishing. The accessibility and device independence is so much further than with pdfs. I'd like to read and annotate papers on smartphone or tablet without fiddling with

Yes, the Report ID includes the app version, the iOS version, the device, and a crash report. In this case, it shows a crash in /System/Library/AccessibilityBundles/QuickSpeak.bundle/QuickSpeak, which

Works for me. Go to (assuming Ventura) System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and make sure Zotero has the permission enabled, and then go to Privacy & Security → Automation and make sur

I like to second (third? fourth?) the above comments and questions about the critical importance of having a VPAT, Accessibility Conformance Report, or similar document in order to recommend and adopt

the color name at its side (redundant unless for accessibility purposes). I was wondering if it is possible to change those labels. Do you know if this is possible?

Dstillman, I'm not a developer but I'd be happy to help wherever possible with testing different accessibility features. I am really enjoying the annotative and tagging zotero features but I have to c