App Store Connect and StopTheMadness

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This is a note for users of App Store Connect and StopTheMadness. Since the App Store Connect redesign last month around WWDC, there may be an incompatibility between drag and drop reordering of screenshots and the StopTheMadness "Drag and drop" website option. So if you're having any trouble with that, just create new custom website options for appstoreconnect.apple.com and disable the "Drag and drop" option. More instructions are on the StopTheMadness support page. I'll see if I can fix the issue, but it's a bit difficult to test at the moment, because I'd have to create a new app version in App Store Connect.
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