When using as a window manager, disable dragging with the app.

[garrattg]

Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Using loop window manager+middle drag, and drag an app that has a scrollable area.

Expected behavior

Draggable area is disabled, so only the window drags. It works on non-scrollable areas. The middle drag still works but its less smooth and less chance of "fall back"

Screenshots

MiddleDrag.mp4

See video.

[garrattg]

As you can see in the video, I am using bloom. When i do middle drag in a scrollable area, it tends to drag the middle than after enough movement, it will move the entire window. However, if I got a non-scrollable area, it works perfect.

It's not a deal breaker but if the scrollable area could be ignored somehow (if its even possible).

[garrattg]

By the way, the new version works!

[NullPointerDepressiveDisorder]

Hey @garrattg, thanks for the report: glad the new version works!

This is expected when MiddleDrag's drag events compete with a window manager in scrollable areas. The fix is already built in:

Menu bar icon → uncheck "Drag"

This disables three-finger drag (so no otherMouseDragged events conflict with Loop/Bloom) while keeping three-finger tap → middle-click fully functional.

Also worth checking: Advanced → Window Bar Drag passes gestures through to the system on title bars, which pairs well with window managers.

Let me know if that works for you!

[garrattg]

For some reason when I unclick drag, it switches being able to use drag only in scrollable areas but now loop doesn't work.

Also, the window drag still doesn't do anything for me.