Is it possible to do HTML5 drag and drop in the Android browser?

Here is a link that shows compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG in desktop and mobile browsers caniuse.com/#agents=mobile.

1 and if you are too lazy to open that link, the short answer is NO, you can't do that yet. – STT LCU Nov 30 at 11:27 Thanks for the answer ....... – Arun Paarthi Dec 2 at 3:42 well, it is hard to tell if you can override the object interpretation in your browser.. If it is a picture, say, you could inject js into WebView that will remove this picture, after you could download this picture using UrlConnection and insert it into a text if, of course, you have a combination of pictures and text. And in this case you can make your picture to react on drag and drop actions... P.S.You make this picture visible over WebView as a separate ImageView component – Mocialov Boris Dec 2 at 5:40 @Boris Thanks for the information – Arun Paarthi 16 hours ago.

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