https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91130

--- Comment #49 from Ole Tange <o...@prosa.dk> ---
(In reply to Arlene from comment #48)
> (In reply to Ole Tange from comment #46)
:
> > Other times I am looking for a special look of the font, but have no idea
> > what it might be called. For this I need a way to see as many font samples
> > on the screen as possible.
> It is really great that now LO has this preview feature. Do you have any
> ideas in improving it?

A way to see more fonts. Right now I can see ~20 fonts. So to scroll through
250 I will have to scroll 13 pages.

That feels sub-optimal since there is space for 5 times that many on my screen.

One solution would be to have multiple columns. My screen would fit 5 columns
showing ~100 fonts. Meaning that I would only scroll 2.5 pages given my ~250
fonts.

Maybe this should not be the dropdown, but opening a window in itself, where
you choose your favorite fonts from all fonts (including the ones that supports
Thai - see below), and the dropdown only shows your favorite fonts?

In my day-to-day work use I use maybe 10 fonts. So it would be nice if these
somehow were easily selected.

> > If I write in Thai, it would be important to me that I could choose to only
> > show fonts that had Thai letters. I imagine this is a problem for languages,
> > too. It would be OK, if this filtering is a bit harder to do (E.g. behind an
> > "Advanced" button).
> I found several comments in here and other similar bugs that talk about this
> feature. A filter or sorting feature can let LO be customized in some
> certain way for users. That would be great. Maybe we could welcome more
> users to comment here about their ideas for the filter/Sort feature of the
> font selector.

I think it ought to be reasonably easy to either select the language or type
'th' for Thai, 'da' for Danish and 'en' for English (possibly just use ISO
639-1). Given the language it should be possible to determine which UTF-8
characters that language requires, and if these are present in the font, then
include the font in the filter. E.g. for Danish it would be a-z+æøå.

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