FTR: you also filed tdf#149799, expressing your unreasonable expectations of any kind of promise to act on reports in a timely manner. You had filed a report; thank you! That helps seeing issues, and when someone comes across it (from QA volunteers, or from other users who may add value by confirming or adding more details, or from developers who happen to be able to repro and work on that) - it would be updated. But there is absolutely no guarantee of any kind with regards to when that may happen in this volunteer-driven FLOSS project. Sometimes bugs wait their turn for a fix for tens of years (although the first response is usually much less - and you already have a QA:needsComment
in your bug, showing that the system is trying to get attention for triagers). Bug tracker is not a tool to resolve user problems (like “I call you to help me make my job done; resolve it until then”) - it is a database of issues, helping improve the product over time.
If you need some customer service, you may want to look at professional support.