> I personally am not sure whether this is really the best way to go.
> Sure, if a button is rarely used, there's no need for it, but then,
> other issues arise. You know, AFAIK there's this tendency to consider
> apps with loads of buttons as bloated, and apps with very few buttons
> as lacking in features. So, if we remove some button from the default
> toolbars, it might be wise to consider adding some other button (with
> some more frequently used feature) to compensate.

True, but again IMHO the format toolbar already has too many buttons. 
Just look at how wide it is. So I think reducing a few buttons that are not 
so often used will do no harm.

> It might be worthwhile, though, to post this on the kde-usability
> list, although my experience tells me that each usability expert has a
> completely different opinion on what is usable and what is not, than
> any other usability expert.

OK, I'll consider this.

Best regards,

Ariya Hidayat

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