I don't work for Zotero and I don't think the way the toolbar doesn't work with the keyboard is good accessibility design, but my understanding is that their intention is to make all functionality ava

I am sighted and JAWS certified. I have included a video that shows how I can not access the toolbar using the keyboard.

Is there some way to change the default directory for the “Add Attachment” -> “Attach Stored Copy of File”? It just pops up my home directory, and I’d like it to default to a more convenient directo

The best option I used was smart invert colours in the accessibility settings on MacOS. I wish there was a App that could do that for individual programs rather than the whole system.

On windows, I use Setting->Accessibility->Color filters->Grayscle inverted.

I'm still not sure if I'll jump from Dropbox, as there are other benefits to syncing there (accessibility to a number of other apps/interfaces on multiple platforms); maintaining a doubled-library see

If possible, please add this feature. The new notes editor seems to have taken a step back in functionality and accessibility.

I have not actually used Zotero to read my references, since Zotero mostly supports the PDF format and most of the PDF's I download have very poor accessibility. I store the full-text links to EPub or

I would really love it if Zotero could address those accessibility features.

It would be really good to have this - it's also an accessibility issue.

(I don't work for Zotero) Accessibility issues with the Word add-ons are known. My understanding is that the plan is to remedy accessibility of the default (quick format) add-ons, which are currently

So to give some background, I work as an accessibility consultant, and i am posting here on behalf of one of our customers, a zotero user looking to use this with JAWS (our screenreader).

Finally, I do think that some more colours would be good, as well as choice over the colours (that goes for the Zotero tag colours as well) - that's an accessibility thing too, and we'd love to be abl

(Zotero is also in the process of hiring or has recently hired an accessibility specialist, so I'd expect significant improvements in the medium run)

1. Load "Narrator" (the built-in screen reader on Windows; FYI, JAWS does have the same issue).

Hello, I am a screen reader (i.e., JAWS and NVDA_ user on Windows. In the latest version of Zotero (V 5.0.0.0), there is no way for keyboard-only user like me to move an item from one collection to t…

from what I understand this is problematic for accessibility software like screen readers that expect p elements inside divs). In short, I think the purpose of Zotero is to generate content (referenc

the release. We're not aware of any remaining accessibility regressions in the beta. (None of the issues you reported above are regressions.) There shouldn't be any need for people not to upgrade. Si

As I say, those problems in the beta should be fixed — the beta includes complete replacements for the collection and item trees, and there were some accessibility regressions that should now be fixed

My understanding of the user's concerns is that the beta has serious navigation issues with JAWS and that updates would be pushed automatically to users. If so, then that would push accessibility bugs