Description: it would be so COOL if we could withdraw the last "ADD to DICTIONARY" command ( = when we click on the "ADD to Dictionary" button) every once in a while you will make this mistake to hit "ADD to DICTIONARY" when you shouldn't, and from here it is very hard to get back to normal... a "withdraw" aka "withdraw last word added" would solve the situation easily.. - - - - - - an "edit dictionary" button -- here and not only via "options" --- would also be GREAT.. Steps to Reproduce: 1. when spell checking you hit "add to dictionary" 2. you want to redo it.. 3. Actual Results: you have to go to OPTIONS / select a dictionary / click EDIT Expected Results: a button like "redo" or "withdraw" would be GREAT Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: [Information automatically included from LibreOffice] Locale: en-US Module: TextDocument [Information guessed from browser] OS: Linux (All) OS is 64bit: yes
I suport this idea! But let's also ask Design Team.
How about adding the function to the undo stack? Meaning ctrl+Z removes the entry from the dictionary and ctrl+Y (redo) adds it again. Adjusted the summary accordingly from "WRITER, a new function "withdraw" or "redo", to withdraw the last applied "ADD to DICTIONARY" in spell checking"