Description: The Window menu has no Minimize command. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Click on the Window menu. Actual Results: Observe that there is no Minimize command. Expected Results: There should be a Minimize command in the Window menu. Particularly since the key equivalent Command+M does work to minimize the frontmost window. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: [Information automatically included from LibreOffice] Locale: en-US Module: TextDocument [Information guessed from browser] OS: Mac OS X (All) OS is 64bit: no
Nik, thank you for reporting the bug. It's not clear to me,what you call "Window menu". Could you please add a screenshot? Thank you.
Created attachment 164217 [details] Shows LibreOffice Window menu opened (in Write) Shows the LibreOffice Window menu with a Write module document open. Compare to the screenshot from Preview, uploaded separately.
Created attachment 164218 [details] Shows Preview app's Window menu Shows the Window menu of Preview, a core macos app, and what it should contain.
I have added screenshots from LibreOffice and from Preview, a standard macos app showing what sorts of commands should be in a Window menu. Note that there's more wrong than just the lack of a Minimize command: • On macos, Close Window belongs in the File menu, not the window menu (I didn't make up that rule, but there it is). • Macos apps also usually have a Zoom command in the Window menu. • They also usually have commands named Bring All to Front, and Arrange in Front. • The New Window command in LibreOffice is ambiguous and sounds more like it will create a new document. What it actually does is open an additional window showing the current document. It might be good to have the command reflect that, as in "New Window for <document name>". (The commands relating to tabs have to do with a feature LibreOffice does not have, and can be ignored.) I hope this helps diagnose and resolve the problems.
Now I've got it (never used that menu). I think it's rather an enhancement request than a bug. cc: Design-Team for decision
It needs minimise, zoom, tile to the left, tile to the right, move window to external/internal screen (if applicable), bring all to front... And if that day ever comes and LO has macOS tab capability built-in, the tab options as well.
An isn't this rather macOS specific? Other os/DE have the standard frame/window decorations that are the norm, including for macOS just suppressed there (so greater dependence on the main menu--which for macOS is more tightly bound to DE).
Guideline on macOS defines it (-> URL), we have to comply. Removing needsUX