Drag and drop worked on Android 13 only in split-screen mode. While it wasn't perfect, the idea made sense. The limited screen size wasn't as much of an issue when you could see two apps side by ...

Android 13 refined the long-existing drag-and-drop feature that lets you move content between apps. But it only worked in split-screen mode. Android 14 polished it further by allowing you to hold ...

Whichever it is, the drag-and-drop feature lets you seamlessly move items between apps in multi-window mode, and we show you how it works. What is drag and drop on Android?

When drag-and-drop is being used, Android disables the navigation gesture to go back home or even enter the recent apps menu. With Android 14, that’s changing.

Google is working on drag-and-drop support in Chrome for Android in the upcoming Dev channel release (version 129).

In preparation for the Pixel Tablet launching next year, Google is launching a huge, big-screen update for Chrome on Android.