https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=151320
--- Comment #13 from Leonard <[email protected]> --- Note that issue 173951 [https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173951] is *not* about a different layout. That issue is about simple navigation through a document using the keyboard, but ignoring the cursor. The full layout of the document should be displayed; but the cursor should be hidden and the arrow keys should directly navigate through the document - without moving the cursor. The use cases for issue 173951 are the following: - Reading a foreign document without editing it; - Proof-reading a document with infrequent editing: if a mistake is found, the user toggles explicitly to "Edit"-mode and clicks on the mistake to reposition cursor on the mistake; - Checking some details in another part of the document: once the information was identified or verified, the user may toggle back to "Edit"-mode and move the cursor using the arrow-keys to jump back to the initial position of the cursor; Writer remembers the old position. These use-cases are probably different from the actual use-cases of this "duplicate" issues. Especially, use case 1 behaves more like reading a PDF-document and maintaining the layout of the document (as it may contain tables, images and complex formatting). Only the navigation is affected: e.g. one may jump over the table (using the mouse/mouse-pad or page-down), but continue to scroll through the document using the arrow-keys past the table. The navigation is independent of the "cursor". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
