[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 141322] "Changing the attribute of all hyperlinks" applies only for Internet Links, plus need to mention Application Colors for "visited" and "unvisited" links

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=141322

--- Comment #3 from Rafael Lima <rafael.palma.lima at gmail.com> ---
I was revisiting this bug report and a few things came to mind:

1) The options under Tools > LibreOffice > Application Colors are not
applicable to document styles but rather to colors used in the application
itself. This is why they're not applied in the document. However, I wonder
where the "visited links" and "unvisited links" colors are applied. One would
assume that they would be applied to links in LO user interface such as the
ones in the Extensions dialog, however they do not seem to be applied there (at
least using the Kf5 VCL). So can we conclude that these colors under "Tools >
LibreOffice > Application Colors" are useless and they should be removed from
the dialog?

2) The colors applied to links always come from the character styles "Internet
link" and "Visited internet link". However, as I mentioned before the styles
are not applied only to "internet" links, but rather to any hyperlink inserted
in the document (such as internal links for document targets).

In summary, I do not think we have a documentation bug at hand, but rather some
improvements that need to be made to the UI and the default document template:

1) In the default template rename "Internet Link" and "Visited internet link"
to "Hyperlink" and "Visited Hyperlink", respectively.

2) Remove the "visited links" and "unvisited links" colors from the Tools >
LibreOffice > Application Colors dialog, unless someone can find where these
colors are useful.

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