Cannot move icons in the dock MBP 2016 TB

[ic2]

Since the latest upgrade I cannot move icons in the dock, right or left clicking with the force trackpad does nothing. Left clicking just highlights the icon and removes everything from the desk top with a message box
" no available window" but will not allow me to move it, right clicking does the same.

it was perfect since the last upgrade, has anyone else seem the same issues?

regards

 

[vddobrev]

Yes, same here.

 

[MarcBou]

Works perfectly fine for me.

 

[ic2]

Yes, same here.

so you are seeing the same issue? the only way i can see to arrange icons in the dock is the delete them and then drag them from the application folder?
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Works perfectly fine for me.

have you upgraded to 10.12.2?

 

[MarcBou]

so you are seeing the same issue? the only way i can see to arrange icons in the dock is the delete them and then drag them from the application folder?
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have you upgraded to 10.12.2?

Yup.

 

[NotVeryFriendly]

Works perfectly fine for me.

Working for me too on a 13" 2016 TouchBar MacBook Pro

 

[vddobrev]

I cannot re-arrange dock icons even on my iMac.

 

[febLey]

There's a terminal command to lock the dock contents, you can check if it's locked with this:

defaults read com.apple.Dock contents-immutable

If it outputs "1" the icons are locked. You can unlock them with this:

defaults write com.apple.Dock contents-immutable -bool no; killall Dock

After this the first command should output "0".

 

[vddobrev]

There's a terminal command to lock the dock contents, you can check if it's locked with this:

defaults read com.apple.Dock contents-immutable

If it outputs "1" the icons are locked. You can unlock them with this:

defaults write com.apple.Dock contents-immutable -bool no; killall Dock

After this the first command should output "0".

getting this: The domain/default pair of (com.apple.Dock, contents-immutable) does not exist

 

[febLey]

Okay then it isn't locked via that setting.

 

[vddobrev]

I think I figured it. When you left click and hold you have to immediately start moving the icon, too long left click results in a right click. Also, i recalled that I have used a command to reduce the amount of time it takes to show the dock when hidden:

defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-time-modifier -int 0

So I thought it may be interfering, and reset it to original:

defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-time-modifier -int 1

 

[MarcBou]

I think I figured it. When you left click and hold you have to immediately start moving the icon, too long left click results in a right click. Also, i recalled that I have used a command to reduce the amount of time it takes to show the dock when hidden:

defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-time-modifier -int 0

So I thought it may be interfering, and reset it to original:

defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-time-modifier -int 1

Yup, that might be the problem they have.