Can't drag and drop images, no scroll is working on drag, extreme lag making it unusable. This is unusable!

No começo me pareceu imprestável, mas depois que aprendi a usar acredito seja muito melhor que os concorrentes no modo gratuito, não usei no modo pago para comparar, mas se fosse usar algum seria esse devido ao fato de já saber usá-lo.

The new Gutenberg editor is potentially very good, let down by a bad user interface/experience (UX) for beginners: which is all of us, when we see it for the first time. For the experienced user, the interface is OK. Someone who is new Gutenberg MUST have cues and help. There are few of these. Help is hidden in the ⋮ menu, several clicks away. The page is a blank canvass, with no similarity to a document (like the classic editor). Some icons are meaningless, and hovering your cursor over them shows no tooltip. In my opinion, the editor needs the following: On-screen help and cues (that can be disabled when the beginning is comfortable), eg. contained in the sidebar, that can be disabled later The "page" area to have a different colour to the background (eg. white on grey), ideally corresponding to the selected them To return to the Admin menu, there should be a "X" and not a W icon which hints at viewing pages. Or better yet, the Gutenberg editor should follow the layout of the familiar Appearance/Customise editor, and let us edit in-place.

The Gutenberg was maybe a great idea but awful execution. Too many bugs one way or another (build in editor in WP has one set of bugs, editor from Gutenberg plugin has another set, and both are impossible to work in comfortably). What is worth now even if I disable Gutenberg I still have troubles becuase some content was created in it and, for example, FooGallery is not visible in visual mode of editor if a page was created in Gutenberg (you can see code for gallery in html mode, but not gallery itself in visual mode).

Hi, I can't cut/paste blocks - most of them and I cannot scroll with my mouse while dragging them. This is making editing with Gutenberg impossible for content beyond 2K words with more multimedia, otherwise I would have to spend whole day using the arrows. Very unintuitive! Crazy!

I had high hopes for the latest update that came along with WP v5.4. The wise old sage said, "Never buy version 1 of anything", but by this time Gutenberg ought to be better. I'm not too picky about stuff like an editor. The choice of editors is a very personal thing. Problem is that Gutenberg was pretty much rammed down everyone's throat. Yes. I know there are options for falling back to the classic editor. The problem is that Gutenberg does bring a lot of tantalizing capability to the table, so it's a dilemma. Like Jimmy Durante, "Should I stay or should I go?" All the block manipulation stuff is really nice. Problem is that for a writer like me - particularly a writer based way out in the sticks like me, whose only broadband connectivity option is a high latency geostationary satellite link, Gutenberg is abysmally sssslllloooowwww for ordinary text editing. I'm no typing wizard, but over the satellite I can easily overrun the type ahead buffer in just a few seconds. Since I also make a lot of typing errors, going back to correct them is extremely inconvenient and time-consuming. Before you say it, No! It's not interaction with any of my plugins (e.e. Yoast). I've tried it all. I do have an absolutely essential text editing additions plugin that I'm using. That is certainly part but definitely not all of the problem. It's so bad that I've taken to writing my P blocks and correcting the typos in Notepad, and pasting the finalized blocks into Gutenberg. The main culprit is the latency of the link. When I'm up at my weekend location with its landline DSL connection, the editor works fine (when the DSL itself is working - but that's another story). So come on Starlink - or even better yet, come on Gutenberg fix for this issue.