Why libre office hasn’t adopted the tabbed many bar yet is beyond me ! They are probably not gonna be sued by Microsoft. It is just a huge ux improvement and would ease the friction for new comers especially that everyone is used to using tabbed bar on every other software.
I actually prefer it that way. With tabbed Ribbons (Is it how they’re called?), I constantly have to look over and over again which tab the thing I need is located, ending up in question why X is put here but not there.
Why libre office hasn’t adopted the tabbed many bar yet is beyond me ! They are probably not gonna be sued by Microsoft. It is just a huge ux improvement and would ease the friction for new comers especially that everyone is used to using tabbed bar on every other software.
I actually prefer it that way. With tabbed Ribbons (Is it how they’re called?), I constantly have to look over and over again which tab the thing I need is located, ending up in question why X is put here but not there.
Have you trued their grouped mode (I think that’s what it was called?) It does well to combine the benefits of both last I saw it!
It has it as a setting. It should be default though
They have it, it’s a setting
I know. I was talking about making it default. As many newcomers won’t know about it’s existence first hand, and give up on it
“improvement” lol xD
I hate that BS with a passion. Never find anything I need and always spend way more clicks than needed for simple tasks.
It improves discoverability for new users, just like having menus and submenus instead of a single list of commands, or just a command prompt.
If you’re used to the old ways, of course it doesn’t help… and if you know your shortcuts or command line commands, even a menu becomes a hindrance 🤷