https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89960 --- Comment #2 from Joel Madero <jmadero.dev@gmail.com> --- I really think that you all should talk to users about their experience with the tool (ping the user mailing list for instance). The way I use it is how *many* people use it - so to say we are using it wrong, means that the tool is designed in a way that makes it intuitive to use it wrong which is a problem in and of itself. This notion that because it was designed this way it should never change is just silly - join QA channel and ask for input there (I've spoken with 5+ in that room, and we are all contributors) who agree that the current behavior is counter-intuitive. I also pinged the user mailing list and had multiple users agree that it's not intuitive. Lastly, there have been a couple other bugs that described the same problem. So - while you may say I'm wrong for using the tool this way, I'd respond with "then make the tool more intuitive." If the goal is to get users to use styles more - I'm afraid the job is not going well. I would never recommend users to use styles with how they currently function - I use LibreOffice daily for legal work, I contribute both in QA and other places, etc.. etc... and I'm thinking about not using styles any more because I'm *constantly* having to interrupt my workflow and do ctrl+m. Anyways - I think my proposed solution could work for everyone. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.