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Gnome Version 3.32.2, v66. Drag and drop functionality is missing. Favorites can't be rearranged.

same here

Same problem here. Debian Buster, Gnome 3.30.2

Same. Has anyone found a solution? It's really weird, because I have another machine with Buster installed and the extension works fine on it ...

+1 Ununtu 18.04 GNOME Shell 3.28.4 v65

The issue also occurs on Arch Linux on Gnome 3.32 and Dash To Dock 66. Might this be an issue with Wayland?

Might this be an issue with Wayland?

Unlikely - I am on xorg.

Has anyone found a solution?

Not really a solution not even a work-around, but if you take out all favorites you can add them in the order you would like them to be. Kinda obvious but might save some frustration.

For me, the issue is intermittent. Right now I could move my favorites but sometimes it's no longer possible.

Same here (on xorg, using pop_os!), can't reorder the icons in the dock. It was possible when i had a fresh distro install. Suspect there might be a conflict with other gnome shell extensions but have not tested. Interesting to note, that when i deactivate the dash-to-dock extension, i then still can't reorder icons in the regular gnome dock.

same here, a bit frustrating. Workaround : uninstall dash-to-dock, reinstall official gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock, reboot (and hope the bugs that made me uninstall it are now fixed :)

Add me to the list as well. Arch Linux + Gnome 3.32, Dash to Dock v66.

Same here with GNOME 3.26.2 on OpenSUSE Leap 15.1.

Same here on Manjaro Gnome 18.10

Same here on Pop!_os 19.10 GNOME 3.34.1 dash-to-dock 67

+1, Manjaro 18.1.2, Gnome 3.34, Dash to Dock 67

For me the problem turned out to be (what I assume) was a conflict with the appfolders-manager extension.

Workaround:

1. Disable appfolders-manager
2. Restart Gnome (Alt-F2, r)
3. Reorder icons as wanted.
4. Re-enable appfolders-manager
5. Restart Gnome again.

Pop!_os 19.10 GNOME 3.34.1 dash-to-dock 67

For me the problem turned out to be (what I assume) was a conflict with the appfolders-manager extension.

Interesting insight. Upgrading to the new pop_os! (ubuntu 19.10 based) made the appfolders-manager extension redundant, as the functionality is already built into the new gnome that ships with it. Since upgrading and deactivated the extension, dash-to-dock re-ordering works again as excepted.

I can confirm landwark's suggestion works and appfolders-manager was the culprit, in my case at least. There was a bug report there as well and I chimed in on it too.

Don't work for mee too. Arch, gnome 3.34.4 dashtodock v67

Gnome Version 3.32.2, v66. Drag and drop functionality is missing. Favorites can't be rearranged.

mine also doesn't work

For me the problem turned out to be (what I assume) was a conflict with the appfolders-manager extension.

Workaround:

1. Disable appfolders-manager

2. Restart Gnome (Alt-F2, r)

3. Reorder icons as wanted.

4. Re-enable appfolders-manager

5. Restart Gnome again.

Pop!_os 19.10 GNOME 3.34.1 dash-to-dock 67

Yes it works now, I struggled with it so much thanks

At Archlinux with dash-to-dock 67 and gnome-shell 3.36 found another workaround since appfolder didn't install at on my system

1. Go to extension settings
2. Change location of dock to left or right
3. Rearange icons by drag and drop
4. Change location to top bottom

So as you can see for my env bug reproduce only for extension location top or botton

Thanks @vkravets - That workaround allowed me to drag and drop my launcher icons.

Manjaro 19.02 Gnome 3.36.1

Same here as @mgoose99 . Moving the panel left caused the reordering of favourite icons to work Thank you @vkravets

Manjaro 19.02 Gnome 3.36.1

Same, reordering only works when the dock is either or the left or right. Thank you @vkravets, that worked for me too.

Manjaro 19.0.2 Gnome 3.36.1

I am having the same issue. The workaround detailed above (switching from BOTTOM or TOP alignment to either LEFT or RIGHT) worked for me.

Confirming on Arch. After switching to the right, rearranging icons, and adding new ones, switching back to the bottom bar makes me now able to rearrange them without switching every time to left or right.

Well, none of these fixes worked for me, I still can't reorder them even when moving the dock or by disabling appfolders-management Manjaro Mikah 20.1.2 Gnome 3.36.6 DTD v68

For me dran-n-drop working for all except Java applications: #1377

Restarting GNOME session fixed it for me: Alt-F2, r

Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS GNOME 3.28.2