Changing the order of the journal (moving, deleting, adding items) makes everything collapse. (following steps 1-4 of Solving Technical Issues)

First, I am trying to follow Steps 1-4 of <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Solving_Technical_Issues" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Solving_Technical_Issues</a> &nbsp; I use Windows Insider Preview (Developer) w/ Windows 11 Pro. I have used two different browsers (Chrome, Firefox) w/ all extensions disabled (and/or removed). Everything is up to date on this laptop. I'm OCD about that. I've cleared everything so many times, it's practically a "Clean Room" (a dumb joke) My PC has 2 TB of SSD, 16 GB of RAM, and I set up the VRAM w/ 100,000 MB. That should be plenty. Yes, the graphic card is a Nvidia GX-2060. The PC is less than a year old and cost more than several months' rent. That shouldn't be the issue. &nbsp; When I move journal entries (moving, deleting, adding items), the entire journal hierarchy closes. I've tried a variety of game sessions. &nbsp; Thank you in advance for any assistance.

I will use the term tree structure to represent the hierarchy of folders and sub-folders. I've discovered that since this is a very old campaign, some of the items date back to March 2020. Some of the oldest portions of the tree structures are most affected. I've recreated the broken branches/trees in those cases and transferred all the items (sub-folders, handouts and characters) into the newly created branches/trees. Then I delete the now empty broken branches/trees. I think there were glitches a long time ago with the branches/trees (folders/sub-folders), and I never reported them. I just assumed either roll20 or VTTES would fix them. One of them, probably roll20,&nbsp; partially fixed them over time. So, clearing out the broken portions is now my tedious task to do since this collapsing effect is very annoying. It's about 500-1000 items I need to move around altogether is my estimation of this project I've had to do to make things saner for me. I hope this helps someone that has a similar thing happening with them.