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If you're asking of Draggable can make things draggable, yes I have no idea what software that video is showing or if they're using GreenSock's Draggable. It's compatible with pretty much any browser.

Hi @TradingBo You don't have a master timeline, at least not in the sense that you think you do. Your functions are only returning the very last timeline created in a loop. You would need to add every timeline created in a loop to an array, and return that array. But don't be like this dude when it comes to master timelines. I see far too many people waste far too much time building master timelines that serve no actual purpose. See if this helps out.

Aha! Figured out the issue - apparently the new version of React has an "onclick" handler on the root element, thus Draggable tries to politely stay out of the way by opting out unless you set dragClickables:true on your Draggable. Or you can set your own clickableTest function, but that's more advanced. So this isn't a bug in Draggable - it's how it's supposed to handle elements that are "clickable" (outside of Draggable), and it's easy to override if you need to. In short, just add dragClickables:true and you should be golden. I'm not sure why React is adding that onclick now to the root. Anybody know?