https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=146906
--- Comment #24 from Albrecht Müller <albrecht.muel...@astrail.de> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #20) > Thanks for your thorough analysis. Would come to a slightly different > conclusion: F6 (with modifiers) is used to make the UI accessible. We have > this rule incorporated in the sidebar HIG > (https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Guidelines/Sidebar). That's why > Shift+Ctrl+F6 sounds best to me. > > Side note: This website is informative for comparing shortcuts > https://defkey.com/what-means/alt-f5 and > https://defkey.com/search?irq=Shift%20%2B%20Alt%20%2B%20F6 Did you ever try https://defkey.com/what-means/ctrl-shift-f6 ? What I found there: Microsoft Word 2019 : Goto previous window Opera: Switch to previous tab Adobe Illustrator: Navigate to previous document SSMS: Move to previous document Adobe Acrobat 2017: Move to previous open document window Microsoft Front Page: Switch to previous window IBM Cobol Editor: Previous Editor Micosoft Teams: Goto previous section Bluebeam Revu: Previous document Microsoft Access 2019: Switch to next or previous database window Microsoft Power Apps: Move to previous stream MindManager 21: View previous map Sage 50: Move to previous window Tableau: Cycle backward through open worksheets I don't think that users would expect that this key combination would toggle the keyboard focus between text and controls. I think the sidebar guideline probably did not consider a well established use of the Ctrl+F6 and Ctrl+Shift+F6 key combinations. LibreOffice does not offer a common functionality and due to the use of the Ctrl+F6 combination in the sidebar it probably cannot offer it. Remark: My proposal to use Alt+F5 was motivated by the idea to remove the clash with a as little a change as possible, just by using a different modifier key. That's a workaround for me but probably not the best shortcut for this purpose. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
