0.14.0
Dragging to reorder now works on a phone and a tablet. It never really did. A
drag and a scroll are the same gesture on a touchscreen, and the browser chooses
between them on the first movement — long before a long press can expire. So the
press armed, the row lifted as though a drag had begun, and the drop did nothing.
Three pixels of finger drift were enough to lose it.
Every row, card, heading, picker entry and step now carries a grip at its trailing
edge, and a drag starts from there. The grip declares up front that it will not
scroll, which is the only thing the browser will listen to, so the gesture is
never in question. Swiping anywhere else on a row still scrolls the list.
On a desktop this means dragging by the grip rather than by the row. One way
to start a drag for a mouse, a trackpad, a pen and a finger — which is what let
the long press, its timer, its movement threshold, a touch-only early return and
a scroll guard that could never work all be deleted rather than added to.
Clicking a row still opens the task. Clicking a grip does not.