** Description changed: 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 the icon will continue to float above the dock and that the mouse will keep the clicky-finger icon. + 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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