** Description changed: + [ Impact ] + + + Touching and dragging an icon on the dock blocks input to other apps Edit + + [ Test case ] + + - make sure the Ubuntu dock is visible + - Using a finger drag, for example, a LibreOffice icon up and down the dock and then drop + it on Nautilus. + - When releasing the drag the icon would land back on the dock and I could continue to use + the desktop as usual. + + [ Regression potential ] + + Touch events could not be handled properly at all by dock + + --- + + Steps to reproduce In GNOME Shell, make sure the Ubuntu dock is visible Using a finger drag, for example, a LibreOffice icon up and down the dock and then drop it on Nautilus. Notice that (sometimes?) the icon will continue to float above the dock and that the mouse will keep the clicky-finger icon. Notice that you can still open Activities and launch an application Notice however, that you can't actually interact with the application you have just launched = What I expected to happen = When releasing the drag the icon would land back on the dock and I could continue to use the desktop as usual.
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