https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=158598
--- Comment #1 from ady <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Rafael Lima from comment #0) > trying to show a single comment For one comment, why not just right-click on the cell and then click on Show Comment? That is for a permanent display of the comment, of course. We can still hoover over the cell in order to show the comment temporarily as a tooltip. In order to show _all_ comments, there is menu View > Comments. Having said that, using the Tabbed UI on MS Windows, within the Review tab there are: * Comment (to insert a new comment) * Edit Comment (which would also show it temporarily) * Show All Comments * Hide All Comments (In case the request of this report is implemented, then there should also be a toggle Show/Hide All Comments, and then these 2 new ones can take the default place of the above 2 icons, leaving them as a customization) * Delete All Comments * Delete Comment IMHO, using right-click in order to permanently show one comment seems enough for most users, even if you have to repeat the action more than once. If you have to repeat the action frequently, customizing a direct keyboard shortcut is also an option, or using "Show All Comments" first and then hiding those that should not be displayed permanently would also be an alternative. I'm not opposing the implementation (+ adding also a "Show/Hide All Comments" options). I'm just mentioning the currently available alternatives. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
