Created attachment 152700 [details] A 19 second video showing the bug in action Hi! When in normal view, using the scrollbar on the slides list can start slide reordering. To reproduce : - open a presentation with enough slides to enable the vertical scrollbar - go down in the slides list - select one slide by clicking on its thumbnail - (no mouse button is down at this point) - now use the scrollbar to go up in the slides list - while going up (the left button still down), let the cursor go out of the scrollbar area, above the slide thumbnails - near the top of the list, just release the left mouse button - the UI now thinks that you have tried to reorder a slide though no mouse button is down - you can cancel by hitting the ESC key This bug is easier to see than to read, that's why I have attached a video : - 00:04: click on the 66th slide - 00:07: mouse left button down on the vertical scrollbar - 00:08-00:09: while mouse left button is kept down, the mouse pointer goes up reaching the 7th slide - 00:09: mouse left button is released - 00:09-00:15 the slide reordering is activated - 00:15: the ESC key is hit, the slide reordering is cancelled.
Hello, so just to be clear, you hit ESC before moving slide 66 to position 7 or after it? Is the slide moved to the new position?
*so just to be clear, you hit ESC before moving slide 66 to position 7 or after it?* In fact, the UI acts as if I had started a drag and drop of slide 66. The problem is that the drag and drop is considered active (in action) though the mouse left button has already been released (which would normally end the drap and drop, thus effectively moving the slide). The only way I have found to cancel this erroneous drag and drop is to hit ESC. Thus ESC is the very last action. *Is the slide moved to the new position?* The ESC key cancels the drag and drop or move of the slide. Therefore the slide is not moved at all. What I'm trying to achieve is to go to the top of the slide list when I'm at its bottom, I don't want to move any slide.
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confirmed here on Version: 6.3.4.2.0+ Build-ID: 1:6.3.4-2 CPU-Threads: 2; BS: Linux 5.3; UI-Render: Standard; VCL: kde5; Gebietsschema: de-DE (de_DE.UTF-8); UI-Sprache: de-DE Calc: threaded This bug only occurs when one "lets the cursor go out of the scrollbar area, above the slide thumbnails", as the reporter mentioned. To reproduce try to 1) keep the mouse pointer along the slider while dragging it upwards VS 2) move the mouse pointer left into the slides area WHILE dragging it upwards. Expected behavior is that starting to drag the slider upwards should disable a possible drag'n'drop of slides. Try the same in any other application (e.g. any file explorer) that features drag'n'drop and has a vertical scrollbar to get a feeling for this bug.
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