(I don't know if there's a way to find a crash log or something. Worth noting, when I tried to select an object after doing this, Inkscape immediately crashed. So again, the Swatches dialog is useless for anything other than deleting and switching between swatches. Tried doing exactly the same steps with "Prevent sharing of gradient definitions" off and I got exactly the same results. (Sequence_1.a), then right click the swatch I want to modify (Sequence_1.b) click on "Edit." and nothing happens except that the gradient tool gets selected (Sequence_1.c), but nothing changes on the Fill and Stroke dialog.
So I'm going to show you first what happens when I try to change it using the Swatches dialog with "Prevent sharing of gradient definitions" being still on.
However, I should be able to edit the swatches FROM the Swatches dialog, right? Otherwise what's the point of even having the Swatches dialog. Okay "Prevent sharing of gradient definitions" was on by default. Please tell me if there's any more info you need to know. I've also included two videos to illustrate the issue I'm having. I'm using Inkscape Version 1.0beta2 (77dac4, ), in case that's relevant. Aside from that, it's impossible to stop the number of useless swatches from snowballing new ones are created constantly, and I can't easily reduce the total number of them. The only technique I've found that lets me delete unnecessary swatches is to delete them in the XML Editor dialog. In order to go back, I have to create a new object and assign it a swatch as its fill, which automatically creates a new swatch. Worse, when I try to delete a swatch, it takes me out of where I'm editing the swatches. These swatches accumulate quickly, as every time I need to assign the swatch to an object, I end up creating a new swatch. In the "Fill and Stroke" dialog, every time I select "Swatch" in the fill tab, Inkscape automatically creates a new swatch. I've noticed what seems to be a problem with global Swatches.
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