Right.
While the sidebar might be hindering to how you work, I'm not sure your
workflow is representative of everyone as a whole. Most monitors are
widescreen today, and allow a good amount of the page to be displayed even
with a sidebar. Also, the sidebar allows you to perform many actions that
would be hidden when the window was resized anyway.
Libreoffice should be able to accommodate many different styles of working,
though, and it still would. You could still hide the sidebar and enable as
many toolbars as you want. What I am talking about here is what should be
shown /by default/.
Now, something that would be good for people used to the old setup and for
people with less screen real estate would be to to put a toggle switch in
the standard toolbar to switch between having the sidebar and standard
toolbar displayed.
It's something to think about anyway.
-Daniel
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