I was adding items to one of my pet's Treasure Chests and I wanted to reorder them and tried using the drag and drop option like I usually do (and usually it works fine for me) but now it won't drag the item and instead the spot where the item I tried to drag was turns into a blank space afterwards, as if the item in question vanished.. I'm using firefox (an outdated version, I never updated to version 57 for add-on reasons.. I should probably update soon) on windows 10 if that's relevant.

also since I was forced to use the click-to-move option instead I noticed that it's impossible to move the selected item in front of the current 'first' item in the top row? I'm wondering if that's a limitation it's 'supposed' to have (which would be weird since it is possible to move an item 'behind'/after the last item in the bottom row) or if that's also a bug..

it's not a very outdated one, it's 56.0.2 (probably the last one before 57 because I switched off automatic updates when I knew that was coming up) I probably will update in the near future because I know I should but I still really don't want to (it will make one add-on I'm attached to called classic theme restorer stop working)..

for now the click to move option also works, I just need to remember to switch to that mode when I refresh the page :') (and yeah I figured out the 'move to 2nd spot and then move the first item after it' method to get what I wanted but... yeah, just wondered if that was a known "thing" that moving things to the 1st spot straight away wasn't possible.)

thanks for responding

Hm weird, are you sure you don't have anything blocking javascript on that page? Make sure you are allowing external scripts.

OK nevermind I went back and turned off adblock plus for this website (I just had it turned on by default for every website never bothered to whitelist subeta, sorry) and now drag and drop works again.. apparently that was suddenly causing problems. I'll.. go and whitelist this website :') sorry for the false alarm

Glad it was a quick fix! Locking as resolved.