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--- Comment #15 from Heiko Tietze <tietze.heiko@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #12)
Selecting objects in the Navigator is with double click.

But not having a certain use case in mind, just for sake of some unneeded
functionality (it violates any guideline for no good reason). We made a
proposal to change the behavior of the navigator in general at
https://design.blog.documentfoundation.org/2016/07/31/how-the-navigator-may-support-object-handling-in-libreoffice-draw/
(the styles list is not the navigator tree, though).

What do you mean with the last part, drop right click access?

Today, you can modify a style that is not active by right clicking the entry.
With single selection this could still be possible, but likely adds a lot of
coding effort and makes not much sense, workflow wise.

(In reply to Bastián Díaz from comment #13)
Although it works similar to the current dropdown menu in the
formatting toolbar (without preview). Would it be possible to unify both
interfaces?

What do you mean with unify? Dropdowns are by default a collapsed version of
lists. The suggested single-click activation makes the indicator obsolete since
there is no chance to have another selection than the active one. But again, I
think we should aim for a clear and simple workflow and drop unnecessary
functions. And in my opinion the applied vs. selected differentiation is one of
those.

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