Privide Keyboard Shortcut for Removing Boundaries

Thanks, Alex! Yes, that would be even more preferable that a new keyboard shortcut.

I've just realised there could be a problem with my suggestion of a toggle, which occurs when you want to use the toggle to insert a boundary around a sub-group of topics which are already within a larger boundary. My suggestion to deal with that would be to set the toggle up so that you add a boundary by clicking on the parent topic and then applying the toggle, and to remove it you click anywhere inside the boundary except on a topic then apply the toggle to remove it.

If you want to remove nested boundaries the assumption would be that if you click on the innermost boundary and apply the toggle, that boundary would be removed. However, if you wanted to remove the outer boundary you would click somewhere within that boundary but outside the inner boundary and then apply the toggle.

I hope that makes sense!

Hi Alex, actually, I don't see the problem: There shouldn't be much difference to the current situation where you have to properly select exactly one topic by clicking either the topic itself or the border of a boundary; you cannot select the free space within a boundary - I am not able to do so - or do I miss something?

Well, part of my proposed improvement is to allow users to remove a boundary by clicking anywhere within it and using the shortcut. There could therefore be a problem when you have two (or more) overlapping boundaries and you click on the area where they do overlap and apply the shortcut - which boundary is removed?

Thanks for posting, Andreas, Unfortunately, but "Select Special" does not my use case of editing a single boundary.