Re: [libreoffice-design] GSoC'17: Customization

Hello world, 

> > Is activating context menu really supposed to be the only way to do those
> > tasks? It means that the user has to figure out there is SOME context menu
> > in 1st place and that they can use it.
>
> Double-click starts the default action, which is to open the
> modification dialog.

Okay, can anyone knowledgeable please comment on how accessible this context-
menu-only concept really is?

I mean: if *I* as an able-bodied person can't see how to edit/delete/do 
further stuff/ with items in the list, how is someone with visual impairment 
supposed to [figure out they have to activate context menu]? And if context 
menu isn't easily accessible, what would be? Some buttons under the list 
widgets? 

I really have hard time buying this "$users rarely do $foo, so it's okay to 
make accessing $foo totally obscure and hardly usable for everybody" argument 
...
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