https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=134825
--- Comment #9 from Telesto <telesto@surfxs.nl> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #8)
(In reply to Timur from comment #3)
opposite request is for Calc in bug 83575
Smells like an option, though I'd prefer a clear solution. Same but
different is the situation with empty text boxes. And I think it's easier to
enter a dummy character if text has not been copied than deleting the object
with two clicks or some hard to figure interaction. Smart solution might be
to keep the object when created newly but remove when it had content before.
This would be my choice.
LibreOffice should refrain interfering with user actions; if you have an empty
comment/textbox whatever.. you should delete it manually; same way as insert.
And it's not to hard, you delete shapes/images the same way. Click/Delete.
And why does the Interactive frame work differently. \
Moving to less convincing arguments:
* Why not delete an empty table too ;-).
* Or LibreOffice should learn mindreading. So insert an comment box/text box at
the point you need it.
I really want to be in control; Software attempting being smart, but doing the
opposite is quite frustrating. I prefer to be in control. And putting
placeholders to keep things around, sounds like workaround. And if this
behaviour is a service (like the autocorrect markdown support), make it an
option. Yes bloating the interface, I know.
I lost textboxes because I wanted to move it first (but was empty). Because I
wanted to paste and it was empty. every time I have remember.. but something in
it first. And have to make sure it gone. And a empty comment box/text box won't
disappear if you press CTRL+Z afterwards
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