VPN Apps Lack Drag-and-Drop Server Reordering in Subscription Management
VPN users who want to reorder their saved server list must recreate connections from scratch. No drag-and-drop reorder functionality exists in common VPN clients. This is a minor UX inconvenience with a narrow user base.
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