In-citation ordering broken?

I used to be able to drag around individual references in the same citation to an order of my liking, but this doesn’t work anymore - i.e., when I click and hold, the bubbles are not moving…

EDIT: doesn’t work on latest chrome or firefox

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Thank you for reporting, @mluerig. We can reproduce it, and the team has made a bug for the issue. We’ll keep you updated here.

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I noticed that when I format the citations they are sorted alphabetically, which I don’t think was the case before

@mluerig though the blue reference bubbles in a citation cluster can be dragged/rearranged (or will be again once we address the bug), the final order of in-text citations is determined by the chosen citation style guidelines, which often call for alphabetical order.

Please, is there any solution?

This is also still broken for me and I would also like to see a solution - in particular for the use case where you need to use prefixes to identify sets of citations in a particular order independently of the citation style, e.g. (A, Y, Z, but see B, C, X), or (case 1: A, X; case 2: B, Y; case 3: C, Z). Looking forward to this being fixed - thanks in advance.

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