Problem description: When the "Find" toolbar is floating (as opposed to being docked), pressing CTRL+f does not result in the find toolbar gaining focus as expected. Behaviour noted in LibreOffice 4.0.2.2 on Ubuntu 13.04. Steps to reproduce: 1. Undock Find toolbar 2. Select document 3. Press CTRL+f or ALT+e, f to activate find Current behavior: The toolbar is unfocused right after it gains focus. Expected behavior: The toolbar should focused. Operating System: Ubuntu Version: unspecified
Cannot confirm this problem with LO 4.1.0.1 + OS X 10.8.4. Cannot confirm this problem with LO 4.0.2.2 + Ubuntu 13.04. Rune: Could you create a screencast showing this problem? Since currently I can't reproduce the issue. I followed your exact steps but in my case in Ubuntu, the search field just stays in focus. Does the described behavior only occur occasionally or always for you?
Created attachment 81280 [details] A screencast showing the bug. In the screencast I try both clicking CTRL+f and selecting "Find" in the edit menu. The former is barely noticeable as focus is stolen by the main window right away.
(In reply to comment #1) > I followed your exact steps but in my case in Ubuntu, the search field just > stays in focus. > > Does the described behavior only occur occasionally or always for you? I've experienced the bug consistently in the last few days on two different systems: one with Ubuntu 13.04 using Xmonad as WM, one with Linux Mint 15 using Cinnamon. Both systems are using Libreoffice 4.0.2.2. Please let me know if there's anything I can to help.
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