Yes @fpwong you got it right,
- The problem with the default left click drag for moving nodes is it needs precision, often dragging out connection line by mistake. The default right click drag is panning, but if change it to middle click, right click drag still does nothing.
This is especially painful with single dot connector.
In blender you can use right click to move nodes without worrying.
- G to move nodes is also a more fluent way to move nodes in my opinion. In blender we do use it with cursor, but I think keyboard arrows may also work.
