> though using drag and drop with touchpads (or touchscreens) is a bit of a chore Having been playing a lot of the new Zelda game, I'm now convinced that I sho

> though using drag and drop with touchpads (or touchscreens) is a bit of a chore Having been playing a lot of the new Zelda game, I'm now convinced that I should be able to drag-and-drop files by wiggling the mouse randomly around an object until it gets picked up, and then not having to hold anything until I click again to put it down. > Sometimes you have to pre-arrange your windows before you drag and drop or you run the risk of dragging and dropping in the wrong place. Stupid pro-tip that nobody should need but here it is anyway: on macOS, you can three-finger-swipe-up with your index+middle+ring finger while "holding" the drag with your thumb, to get into Mission Control; then hover over the correct window for a while, which will close Mission Control and bring that window into focus; and then drop.