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Drag and drop of a tab onto an existing tab outside of an existing parent-child relation is broken.
Steps to reproduce
Start Firefox with clean profile.
Install TST.
Open a bunch of tabs
Try to drag the last tab, or any tab, onto an existing tab to create a parent-child tab relation / subtree.
Expected result
Drag and dropping a tab onto another should create a new subtree / parent-child relation.
Actual result
It is impossible to drop one tab onto another. It is possible to place the dragged tab above or below an existing tab, but not to create a new subtree by dropping onto the tab. If there is an existing parent-child subtree, it is possible to drag and drop a tab into that subtree however.
The behavior is also very inconsistent, sometimes it behaves as expected, usually not though as tab list grows in size. Sometimes reloading TST in the sidebar will resolve the issue for a short while, but then it will appear again.
This is similar to #3519, but not the same I don't think, as there is no custom tab-size component.
Environment
Platform (OS): macOS 14.4.1
Version of Firefox: 124.0.2
Version (or revision) of Tree Style Tab: 4.0.11
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Abstract
Drag and drop of a tab onto an existing tab outside of an existing parent-child relation is broken.
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
Drag and dropping a tab onto another should create a new subtree / parent-child relation.
Actual result
It is impossible to drop one tab onto another. It is possible to place the dragged tab above or below an existing tab, but not to create a new subtree by dropping onto the tab. If there is an existing parent-child subtree, it is possible to drag and drop a tab into that subtree however.
The behavior is also very inconsistent, sometimes it behaves as expected, usually not though as tab list grows in size. Sometimes reloading TST in the sidebar will resolve the issue for a short while, but then it will appear again.
This is similar to #3519, but not the same I don't think, as there is no custom tab-size component.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: