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When dragging code to the backpack, it lights up.
When dropping code over the backpack, it gets stored in the backpack.
Actual Behavior
The backpack doesn't always light up.
When dropping the code normally, it doesn't get stored even if the backpack lights up. To get the code into the backpack, one has to activate the backpack with a different finger than the one the blocks are dragged with.
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to the Scratch editor on a mobile while signed in.
Open the backpack.
Place a block in the sprite.
Drag and drop the block over the backpack
→ the block doesn't get stored
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/865743/
Expected Behavior
When dragging code to the backpack, it lights up.
When dropping code over the backpack, it gets stored in the backpack.
Actual Behavior
The backpack doesn't always light up.
When dropping the code normally, it doesn't get stored even if the backpack lights up. To get the code into the backpack, one has to activate the backpack with a different finger than the one the blocks are dragged with.
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
→ the block doesn't get stored
Screenshots
touch-backpack.mp4
System Details
Android, Chrome 138