Le 06/11/2018 à 08:43, kainz.a a écrit :
I talked at Munich Hackfest about the big open bugs
- bad keyboard navigation
you can use F6 like in every other LibO app (F6 switch from Menubar to
Toolbar to NB to Sidebar), but it would be awesome if
svtlo-ManagedMenuButton will support keyboard shortcut focus if menubar is
hidden and also sfxlo-NotebookbarToolBox widgets which was used to add the
different uno commands didn't work with F6 -> tab
I hope to get some patches to fix this issue, you are welcome to help.
From my personal point of view of visual-impaired user that mainly uses
keyboard if Notebookbar doesn't became the default layout on LibreOffice
it's not an issue for me to see them outside of experimental.
Indeed, the keyboard navigation issues should be fixed and reported if
it's not the case. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll have the time to
deal with them. As I know V Stuart has looked and follow LibreOffice
Notebookbar and accessibility issues.
Thanks all for the involvement to make LibreOffice a better software
everyday.
Best regards,
Alex.
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