@si - I did a quickie here. I am sitting at my MacBook Air (11in,
Mojave). Followed your instructions and had no problems reordering the
"open" list. I did not have to be careful about dragging the link - in
fact, I made a point of dragging at an angle and didn't have a problem.
I've been able to do this several times now. I did not experience the
horizontal/vertical problem that Soren described.
Stan
On Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 8:57:02 AM UTC-5 si wrote:
> @Stan I don't think its a Windows problem, because IIR Soren doesn't use
> Windows. There's not much to add in the way of instructions:
>
> 1. Open Vivaldi and go to tiddlywiki.com
> 2. Click on one of the links in the "open" tab, and try to drag-and-drop
> to reorder them. I find that it only works if I am careful to drag the link
> on a strictly vertical plane. If Idrag it slightly to the side it doesn't
> work. Same is true for other lists, like the ones you get when you click on
> tag pills.
>
> This seems to happen in any wiki that I try.
>
> On Saturday, 13 March 2021 at 13:45:22 UTC stan...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the additional detail, si. Now I understand your problem
>> better - I thought the issue was drag and drop for installations. I will
>> have to try out re-ordering a list to see if I can reproduce the behavior.
>> Can you easily provide example instructions? Maybe we can rule out Windows
>> as being part of the problem.
>>
>> You are right, Vivaldi is based on Chrome, as is Brave. I dropped Brave
>> as there were too many times when button activation didn't work.
>>
>> Stan
>>
>> On Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 8:35:31 AM UTC-5 si wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the replies. I forgot to mention that I'm running Windows 10
>>> and Timimi.
>>>
>>> >>> I've found that at least on my machine, you have to drag in an up or
>>> down direction, rather than a left and right direction, to get Vivaldi to
>>> start dragging at all...but then it usually does not display the "drop
>>> here" item anyway.
>>>
>>> @Soren I hadn't noticed this but yeah your right. It seems that often I
>>> am dragging slightly to the side, inadvertently highlighting some of the
>>> text because the mechanism isn't working, then dragging the highlighted
>>> text. This creates a tiddler with a bunch of html in the title ("<div
>>> class=......etc").
>>>
>>> >>>The peculiar thing is that I have been able to drag and drop many
>>> plugins, *except* that I have not been able to drag and drop the Kookma
>>> library to a Tiddlywiki hosted on Fission. However, I could drag and drop
>>> the Shiraz plugin to the Fission TW. I have TW on Gitlab and Tiddlyhost,
>>> with no drag and drop problems.
>>>
>>> @Stan I don't have any problems with installing plugins via
>>> drag-and-drop, I'm only noticing problems with re-ordering lists (like when
>>> clicking on a tag pill). I've not run TW on Fission or Tiddlyhost though.
>>>
>>> >>> Do you have any extensions running on Vivaldi?
>>>
>>> I do but tried it with a blank profile and the problem persists. It
>>> seems like there's just something weird about Vivaldi, though I thought it
>>> was still based on Chromium.
>>>
>>> On Saturday, 13 March 2021 at 00:34:43 UTC Soren Bjornstad wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've never used Vivaldi with TW because I have other plugins that
>>>> interfere with TW, so I've always done TW in a separate browser – so never
>>>> noticed this before. But on checking, it does not work for me either.
>>>>
>>>> I've found that at least on my machine, you have to drag in an up or
>>>> down direction, rather than a left and right direction, to get Vivaldi to
>>>> start dragging at all...but then it usually does not display the "drop
>>>> here" item anyway.
>>>>
>>>> On Friday, March 12, 2021 at 9:27:20 AM UTC-6 si wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I recently went back to the Vivaldi browser <https://vivaldi.com/>,
>>>>> and I noticed that drag-and-drop functions of TiddlyWiki don't work
>>>>> properly. If you go the "Open" tab (or click on a tag pill) and try to
>>>>> drag
>>>>> something, it either doesn't work or creates a new tiddler with some
>>>>> crazy
>>>>> html as the title.
>>>>>
>>>>> Does anyone else get this with Vivaldi? It's a shame because it has
>>>>> some nice TW-friendly features, so I wondered if there was a fix out
>>>>> there?
>>>>>
>>>>
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