[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 106681] Feature Request: Ability to assign character styles to toolbar buttons...

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106681

--- Comment #17 from vermontpoet at gmail.com ---
Hi Heiko, I'm uttrly perplexed...

//* you can quickly apply styles from the sidebar//

You can also easily apply hard-formatting through the menu system. By this
logic, there is no need for toolbars whatsoever.

//* medium-experienced users can customize the toolbar right now as requested//

Wait.... what? If so, then why are you objecting to doing what can already be
done? And if so, where in LO's menu system can this be accomplished? And direct
us to the official documentation that explains how to do this.

//* the Notebookbar aims to solve this request perfectly//

But didn't you just write that users can already customize toolbars as
requested? So why do we need a notebookbar?

//* users expect a classic toolbar, which typically has no variability//

What does that have to do with customization and ease of accessibility? Users
can already customize the classic toolbar so why arbitrarily refuse to allow
soft-formatting buttons?

//* ebook writers might not be the majority of our users (in fact we defined
Benjamin as our core user -> HIG persona)//

What does that have to do with accessibility? This is a request to make
features (already available in LO) more easily accessible. How does ease of
accessibility negatively impact core users? Please explain.

//But messing up with the classic concepts of toolbars is a failure.//

Please explain how allowing me, an end-user, to customize your toolbar is a
failure?

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