https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171088
--- Comment #13 from Sarah <[email protected]> --- Regina I could not agree more, and have issues with controls being imposed on users. I have a good reason why I want to use Write (as opposed to Notepad) to open xml files. When using search and replace in Notepad, I am not told how many times a term has been replaced, so do not know whether that particular file (a Formidable Wordpress plugin form) has an error / typo. As I have a physical disability affecting my keyboard accuracy, knowing that is actually very important in terms of importing the form to Wordpress > Formidable. I do not see why the many volunteers at LibreOffice want to specifically prevent the use of xml files in Write. It seems a very deliberate decision, but what kind of discussions and reasoning would lead to that idea being actioned? Its very odd. So many applications and household appliance's firmware are having functionality removed, I have raised the idea of a "UK Digital Damage" law. One current example: FreeSat have removed channel changing / recording management from their Android app, significantly impacting myself, and probably a few thousand other disabled people. Its time that companies in general think very differently about removing functionality. The macOS scrollbars were probably the start of this trend. Sarah -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
