More accessibility settings are available in the *Settings* utility.

To configure all possible accessibility settings, you can either:

Choose **Accessibility Settings** in the accessibility menu in the top bar, the [[!img lib/accessibility.png alt="" class="symbolic" link="no"]] icon that looks like a person.

Choose **Apps ▸ System Tools ▸ Settings** and select **Accessibility** in the sidebar of the *Settings* utility.

To learn about all keyboard shortcuts in GNOME visit [GNOME Help: Useful keyboard shortcuts](https://help.gnome.org/gnome-help/shell-keyboard-shortcuts.html) or use the *Settings* utility in Tails:

To hear screen elements spoken to you, turn on the **Screen Reader** from the
accessibility menu ([[!img lib/accessibility.png alt=""
class="symbolic" link="no"]]).

If you prefer a pointing device over the keyboard, turn on the **Screen
Keyboard** from the accessibility menu ([[!img lib/accessibility.png
alt="" class="symbolic" link="no"]]).

<p>Keyloggers are more likely on public computers, in Internet cafés or
libraries, and on desktop computers, where a device is easier to hide.</p>

<p>[[Reducing risks when using untrusted
computers|doc/about/warnings/computer]]</p>

<p>The screen keyboard doesn't work in <i>Kleopatra</i> and <i>Electrum</i>.
([[!tails_ticket 19695]])</p>