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Drag-to-Import-Tiddlers Not Working in TiddlyDesktop on Linux

Open vrpapenhausen opened this issue 5 years ago • 7 comments

Dragging tiddlers to a wiki to import a plugin appears not to work as expected in TiddlyDesktop on Linux (specifically Ubuntu 20.04). Instead of importing the tiddler itself, it imports a tiddler called "Untitled" whose contents is the title of the tiddler in question. I was using TiddlyDesktop on Windows and it worked fine, so it appears to be specific to Linux.

vrpapenhausen avatar May 17 '20 04:05 vrpapenhausen

Update: dragging from one TiddlyDesktop window to another seems to work fine, it's just dragging from Firefox that's the problem.

vrpapenhausen avatar May 17 '20 19:05 vrpapenhausen

I just ran into this same problem, except not on Linux. MacOS (latest version). TW 5.2.2. It's a complete show-stopper! :(

dixonge avatar Sep 12 '22 12:09 dixonge

Hi @dixonge what browser are you dragging from? Dragging between different types of browser is not well supported by current browsers. I'd expect it to work more reliably if you were dragging from Chrome. Alternatively of course you can export the plugin as a JSON file in the source wiki, and then import the file in the TiddlyDesktop wiki.

Jermolene avatar Sep 13 '22 16:09 Jermolene

Chrome, latest stable version

dixonge avatar Sep 13 '22 18:09 dixonge

Hi @dixonge I can't duplicate the problem; on macOS 12.6 I successfully dragged a plugin from a Chrome Version 105.0.5195.102 window into a TiddlyDesktop wiki window, and the import worked as expected.

Jermolene avatar Sep 16 '22 08:09 Jermolene

I'll just assume it was me then - don't need that particular plugin any more - will let you know if it re-occurs

dixonge avatar Sep 16 '22 13:09 dixonge

@dixonge what window manager are you using? I encountered a similar problem using swaywm

BurningTreeC avatar Sep 16 '22 13:09 BurningTreeC