It's not a bug. The folder does not disappear. It's moving to the next page when you slide another app onto a full page. And when you slide that app back to page "2" that fold goes back to its original spot on page "1". That is why you think it disappears.
But the problem is you can't drag an app to a folder that's on the bottom right of another page without first moving the folder somewhere else that's not bottom right.
It's definitely a flaw in their arrangement system. Whether it needs to be fixed is another matter.
But the problem is you can't drag an app to a folder that's on the bottom right of another page without first moving the folder somewhere else that's not bottom right.
It's definitely a flaw in their arrangement system. Whether it needs to be fixed is another matter.
Sooooo, something working as it was coded to do is a bug? Pretty sure you're understanding is strange if you think that.
I guess your understanding of a bug then is, everything that doesn't function the way a user wants it function (IE the countless threads made about how someone doesn't like how Apple decided to make something work and it should instead be done the way they want it to work) all those are bugs? Ok then.
In my eyes it a bug and not just a function which doesn't work in the way I would like to!
Because I cannot put the specific app in the specific folder.
It's not a bug if it's intended behavior. It's just an oversight or Apple thought that not many people would be in a situation where they have folder at the bottom right. It's not a bug but they should fix it.