Description: Pressing CTRL+W with a single document open closes LibreOffice Steps to Reproduce: !. Lauch LibreOffice Start Center 2. Open a new document 3. Press CTRL+W Actual Results: LibreOffice closes Expected Results: 1. Same behaviour as the grey cross.. back to start center 2. And if it was up to me; don't close start center with CTRL+W, if being the last window. We have CTRL+Q for quiting. Makes the behaviour more consistent across Windows/Mac/Linux Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: -
That is the intended behavior for Ctrl+W. Ctrl+W is bound to command .uno:CloseWin with label "Close Window". It is located in menu Window in the menu bar. You are looking for command .uno:CloseDoc. That is located in menu File and has label "Close". The command .uno:CloseDoc is bound to Ctrl+F4. So for me a "Worksforme".
(In reply to Regina Henschel from comment #1) > That is the intended behavior for Ctrl+W. Ctrl+W is bound to command > .uno:CloseWin with label "Close Window". It is located in menu Window in the > menu bar. > > You are looking for command .uno:CloseDoc. That is located in menu File and > has label "Close". The command .uno:CloseDoc is bound to Ctrl+F4. > > So for me a "Worksforme". Thanks for the clarification. Explains a lot However no knowledge of the 'UX guidelines around CTRL+W. In Firefox/Vivaldi it always closes a tab never the application. Similar for Word. Closes the doc not the application And on MacOS Cmd+W closes the application Window but LibreOffice keeps running in the Dock. ALT+F4 quite program. Never used CTRL+F4 So still interested on the UX view on this :-)
Fwiw, also Firefox closes the window (or even the application) if it was the last tab to be closed (or last tab on last window).
+ browsers close (FF & Chromium), editors don't (Kate) + see also https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ctrl_W_not_close_app + about:config -> browser.tabs.closeWindowWithLastTab + ctrl+w actually goes back to start center, which closes then per ctrl+w => putting all together it's a WFM