https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92141
--- Comment #1 from Donald Darden <oldef...@cox.net> --- I know that since Excel (and probably earlier), that if you type in something really long, say an URL, and the adjacent cells on either or both sides is empty, that the long entry will visually spill over into them. This has never been a good idea, as it clutters up what you see on the screen. There should be a way to turn this viewing aspect off, rather than having to go into the blank cells and enter a space character. If you have an URL in a cell, you should have the option to bring up a browser of your designation (or the default browser) and go to that web page simply. As it stands now, you have to do a copy, bring up the web browser, clear the address bar (or force a Select All), paste, then press Enter. That is a painful way of getting it done. And if you select a range of cells with URLs in them, why not have it so that each becomes a new Tab in that browser? That would save a lot of copy-and-paste and switching focus between the spreadsheet and the browser. My efforts with browsers show me that they can handle up to 30 or so open Tabs, but this seriously impairs their performance. It really depends on the PC'a cpu (number of cores, rated speed), and RAM (4GB is hardly enough), but this could either be something that the user sets his/her own limit for, or could be part of Calc in deciding what the # limit of URLs should be. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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