https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=93318
--- Comment #4 from tommy27 <barta@quipo.it> ---
(In reply to Tomaz Vajngerl from comment #3)
It is not about offense but if we should take you seriously or not. I
usually listen to users and try to find a compromise that would work for
them but I don't take any user seriously that ends every sentence with an
exclamation mark or has a passive-aggressive tone.
(In reply to Alex from comment #2)
...
I worked on this in my free time to improve the tab bar in Calc so instead
of this I could go running or climbing instead, so no resources were wasted.
...
your work has to be appreciated like all your other contributions to LibO and
as I said before I really did not like the tone of this rant.
Now that scrollbar is in a different position and sheets have a lot of
space, the need for this buttons has decreased so this was my reason to
remove them or better - combine the functions into "Left", "Right" buttons.
Instead of "ctrl + mouse click" I could make it a "double click" if this is
a solution to the rant.
...
I think that "double-click" instead of "ctrl + mouse click" would be a perfect
compromise.
double clicking is a faster and one-hand-only solution and is much intuitive
than ctrl+mouse
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