Description: Hi, In long Writer docs, fastest way to navigate IMO is to search for headings. This is prohibitively difficult using keyboard: 1. ctrl-F5 2. alt-4 3. tab-tab-tab-tab-tab 4. <type keyword> Everyone (who can) will use the mouse instead. In case you're wondering, #2 shifts focus to the Sidebar Deck, but to the drop-down list (which I leave Headings as the selected list item), so have to tab x5 to shift focus to the headings tree. Once there, I really like how slick navigating to a heading is. Simply type first few chars and press enter. Shifting focus to the tree in the Sidebar Deck is the problem. I'm aware I cant alt-9 and type, but this searches the whole doc, including references to the keyword outside of the heading. Yields too many low-value results to wade through. 99% of the time, the content I'm looking for is within the heading containing the keyword. Thanks for considering this enhancement. Steps to Reproduce: Try to quickly search among headings (using the keyboard). Actual Results: Takes seven keystrokes. Expected Results: Takes one or two keystrokes. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Ideally a single keystroke will open the Sidebar Deck with tree as focus, but I'd also be happy with ctrl-F5 to open the Sidebar Deck, then a single further keystroke to move focus to the tree. Alt-4, tab-tab-tab-tab-tab is a deal-breaker.