Description: This is an enhancement request: I use the BOOKMARKing function constantly for navigating large documents. When I have the bookmark window open - this is the pop up window which lists all the bookmarks by page number or alphabetically by bookmark name - it must be closed and opened each time. This workflow slows users. I would prefer the bookmark window to go to the background when I click on my document. To bring it back up, the bookmarking window could be alt-tabbed or maximized from the lower tool bar. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Open a document or create a new one. 2.Open the Bookmark pop-up by clicking the Bookmark icon or INSERT/Bookmark 3.Bookmark opens. 4.Bookmark window will prevent working on the Document below until it is dismissed by clicking the X in the upper right had corner. Actual Results: NA Expected Results: NA Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: NA
Why not use the Bookmarks category provided in the Navigator <F11> or <Alt>+4 (not numpad 4), coupled with assigning a keyboard shortcut to the .uno:InsertBookmark (set from Tools -> Customize -> Keyboard tab) to open the dialog efficiently when needing to set a new bookmark? Workflow seems much more effective than using the pop-up dialog alone to work with bookmarks. While finding a minimized non-modal dialog as suggested has usability issues in itself.