Now, with the delay to put an item inside a folder, I think you ( Pierre Hébert) should consider this suggestion, as it maybe will seems a bit odd to basic users…but remember, what I say needs to be discussed 😉

The solution will be very easy, or very hard depending of how android work:

When you put an item above a folder, the drop feature is only show when the center of the item is inside the folder’s item box.

If you are moving a big item (like a widget) from one side, a basic user will try to put the item in the folder placing the finger above the folder, so it won’t work.

To sum up: suggestion:

When calculating the position of an item and check if it’s above a folder or not, use as a reference the position of the pressed point (the center the object + the relative click inside the object…more or less), instead of the center of the object (the actual reference)

Buf, what a long post for a short suggestion.

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