How do I get LibreOffice to permanently remember my setting of "Detailed View"?

In the “File->Open…” window, changes to the View setting are not remembered.
How do I get LibreOffice to permanently remember my choice of “Detailed View” for the view setting?

If I change it from “Short View” to “Detailed View”, it returns to “Short View” the next time I use “File->Open…”

You can use the commands below to play with this View setting:
File->Open…
View
Short View
X Detailed View
Tree View
Detailed Tree View
File->Open (reverts back to “Short View”)

How do I get LibreOffice to permanently remember/retain my setting of “Detailed View”?

You should at least mention, which operating system you are using and whether you are using setting Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice -> General -> [x] Use LibreOffice Dialogs. If the latter isn’t the case, I’d consider the question not an LibreOffice issue but your operating system’s problem, since in that case the dialog is provided by the operating system.

What is that Detailed View anyway? I don’t see it with Gtk3/Gnome file dialog and also the internal dialog doesn’t have it. I assume it’s switching between icon view and viewing, well, details like date and size.

Opaque:
I’m using LibreOffice version 6.1.5.2 on Debian Linux 10 under KDE.
In LibreOffice version 6, the option “Use LibreOffice Dialogs” not longer exists.
But based on your suggestion, I believe I found at solution at “Use LibreOffice Dialogs is missing”.
Thank you for the suggestion.

erAck:
“Detailed View” shows each files Name, Type, Size, and Modification Date.
“Short View” only shows each files Name.
I specifically wanted the default view to include the Modification Date.

I have done this but … where to see the “what” ? I also got issue with impress does not remember slideshow setting. I will open a new thread for this, but i saw you wrote need to supply more info on impress for ppl to diagnose… hence i asked here.

You get a functional file dialog looking like this:

where to get this ? and what is it for ?

This is the LibreOffice dialog you get when you call menu:File>Open…
It works with all supported operating systems and desktop environments.
It always shows details in a sortable list.
It provides all supported file types in the file types listbox.
It filters the list as you type a file name where “…” can be used to move into the parent directory.

Thanks for explaining.


I have did as you instructed above.
oh, i have see the result of that “check” option already.
i thought it was to diagnose info to be posted in this forum for other to analyze to help to solve problem… it is nothing to do with that.

This problem is fixed in LibreOffice version 6.3.3-2~bpo10+1 (Debian buster-backports).