This is on GNOME, Ubuntu 24.04 - Open two writer documents and one spreadsheet - make spreadsheet the active one - switch document-window to a writer document (alt-`) or menu 'Window > <pick a document>' > the Writer document windows are ignored. - make text document the active one - switch document-window to a another document (alt-`) or menu 'Window > <pick a document>' > the Writer document window is offered, the spreadsheet is ignored. - Now also open another (recent? 7.6+) version of LibreOffice. - open a spreadsheet document - go back to the spreadsheet document in the other LibreOffice - switch document-window to another document (alt-`) > the spreadsheet in the other LibreOffice version is activated. This is problematic: with a huge amount of windows of a less huge amount of applications open, being able to switch between the open office documents is important. Also menu 'Window > <pick a document>' does not work correct any more. I guess this is related to the change in the menu Recent Documents (not ideal IMO, but one I can live with). Is it intended? Version: 25.2.0.0.alpha0+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 5cf912b08e4a22f66ab1ec5fa601ba3e50e3c4cc CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 6.8; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: en-US (en_US.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded
> with a huge amount of windows of a less huge amount > of applications open, being able to switch between > the open office documents is important. Is it? I mean, why are LO documents of another type more important than your, say, Xournal PDF editing sessions, gimp images, text files, source code files in the IDE, LaTeX documents, etc. which are open?
(In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #1) > Is it? I mean, why are LO documents of another type more important than > your, say, Xournal PDF editing sessions, gimp images, text files, source > code files in the IDE, LaTeX documents, etc. which are open? Alt-Tab allows me to switch between various application-windows. Alt-` always allowed to switch between various windows within one application. With LibreOffice that no longer works. Does that make it clearer, Eyal?