Where is font, font size?
Writer provides one inbuilt set of styles, or you can provide your own style sheet. This is good for encouraging people to use styles. But many people like to be able to ignore styles and set their own fonts and font sizes explicitly, especially for one-off rough documents. Nearly every word processor and mail client has this facility, provided very prominently, so I am amazed that you have chosen to leave it out. Is it because you are trying to educate the user to think in the intended CSS way and use defined styles more? If so, allowing the user to specify bold etc and font color and alignment, which you do currently, breaks this philosophy. I think it is better to accept that different people work in different ways, or do so on different days, for different purposes. PS It is useful to be able to specify more than the old number of web fonts. Most Windows and Mac PCs have the wider set defined for the web by Microsoft. Why shouldn't people working on a project be able to agree to use other fonts? Of course, if a font is missing, the browser will use a substitute. Also there should be a better way of getting in arbitrary unicode characters than copy and paste from another editor.