Notion Mobile Drag-to-Reorder Causes Uncontrollable Auto-Scroll Bug
A Notion user reports that reordering multi-select database options on mobile by holding and dragging now triggers uncontrollable auto-scrolling back to the top of the page, only stoppable by leaving and re-entering — behavior that worked fine previously. They frame it as part of a broader pattern where mobile app quality lags behind desktop feature and AI investment, with the bug still present a month later.
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