User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:49.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/49.0 Build Identifier: dec8da2a9aadbb6758ee76c30582bd8620a10ecb Recent version of MS Office provides an optional user interface adjusted for touch screen devices, but LO Notebookbar have not optimized for touch screen, some button is very small that make some unconveniences. So Notebookbar should provide an optional interface for touch screen Reproducible: Always Reset User Profile?No
Saw a similar feature in WPS/Kingsoft, where when toggled it just adding additional padding to the buttons to increase the hit area of the buttons.
Created attachment 127581 [details] WPS touch mode
That requires large buttons only, and we need to remove some functions. Interesting task and a perfect example for the MUFFIN concept.
That also requires an very easily visible option to switch it.
There is way more than this we need to do for touchscreen support.
(In reply to Tomaz Vajngerl from comment #5) > There is way more than this we need to do for touchscreen support. I have created a meta bug for this.
This interface can also be automatically enabled when Windows 10 Tablet Mode is enabled.
*** Bug 105313 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 142195 [details] TextMaker touch mode FreeOffice 2018 is already implemented.
The different notebookbar's respect the icon size from system settings and follow the default widget settings from the OS so if you have an touch OS notebookbar will follow the OS margins, paddings, ... So from my point of view there is no notebookbar related issue with touch screens. -> WFM
(In reply to andreas_k from comment #10) > ...follow the default widget settings from the OS so if you have an touch OS > notebookbar will follow the OS margins, paddings, ... Is that true? Does Windows 10 changes the app interface when a convertible is docked vs. used in table mode?
I don't think it's a Notebookbar "issue". Notebookbar use NO additional padding or hardcoded elements. So it can be easy adapted by additional padding. But again, this is no notebookbar issue it's a global issue that will effect (even more) the sidebar cause there are the icons smaler and I think also the classic toolbar mode. So from my point of view Touch should be handled global as part of the desktop integration OR as setting somewhere in the configuration.