Don't change combobox index after selection

[Chocobo1]

Also keep the list sorted.

Before:

After:

[glassez]

Also keep the list sorted.

Personally, I don't care about sorting in such a short list.
IMO, the inconsistent appearance of the elements is much worse. I'd rather fix it so that they display like this (if sorted):

• Fusion
• Windows
• Windows 11
• Windows Vista

...or maybe w/o spaces:

• Fusion
• Windows
• Windows11
• WindowsVista

[glassez]

Fix up 2d185dc.

Note that initial behavior was implemented that way intentionally. If you dislike it and people agree with you, let's change it. But please don't call initial one a "bug" that is "fixed" by this PR.

[Chocobo1]

Merging this early to unblock other PRs.

Note that initial behavior was implemented that way intentionally. If you dislike it and people agree with you, let's change it. But please don't call initial one a "bug" that is "fixed" by this PR.

From user perspective, it is hard to not call it a bug. Because no other combo box would swap indexes.
Anyway, I removed the "fix up" part.

[glassez]

From user perspective, it is hard to not call it a bug. Because no other combo box would swap indexes.

It's subjective. As a user, I probably wouldn't pay attention to this (it doesn't change the index every time you open the list, but only if you reopen the Preferences dialog, right?). For example, I am more annoyed by the inconsistent format of style names.

[Chocobo1]

It's subjective. As a user, I probably wouldn't pay attention to this (it doesn't change the index every time you open the list, but only if you reopen the Preferences dialog, right?).

I wouldn't be so liberal to call it subjective. A few design guides recommended to sort them:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/controls/combo-box#recommendations
https://experience.sap.com/fiori-design-web/combo-box/#sorting

[glassez]

A few design guides recommended to sort them:

I'm not arguing with that. I'm just talking about user perception.