P: Ability to organize and reorder Paragraph / Character Styles in the Styles panel via drag & drop

I can't believe this is even a conversation taking place. Honestly. You launch a totally half baked "product feature" and then wait for customers to hit the forums to have frustrating conversations about how half baked the feature is and then to cast votes so that we can have the half baked feature fixed? It's like a script from a comedy.

What Adobe needs is some competition. They have a complete monopoly and they know it. They will continue to produce lazy software until someone else comes along and lights a fire under them.

Hello, it would be great to move Paragraph and Character Styles inside its Panel (e.g. like in Layer Comps Panel).

Next I would like to group Paragraph and Character Styles (e.g. Headers to be all together in one Group).

And finally it would be great to save each Paragrap and Character Styles dependent on project i have made.

Thank you.:)

Dominika

Can't rearrange paragraph styles in Paragraph Styles panel

Hades will surely freeze over before this problem is solved.

Still not able to do this. December 2014

On top of being able to reorder styles and put them in folders it would be really useful to be able to export all styles directly to CSS from the panel. It's bizarre that such basic functionality has been left out.

I agree, being able to sort this list is really important.

Another CC release emerges, and this still hasn't been corrected anytime soon - this indicates that it's not going to happen, it's probably something too deeply integrated into PS to fix. That's the feeling I got from Chris Cox over 9 months ago when he said that the 'normal palette' can't do this. So I'm thinking this won't be sorted until a major rewrite of PS happens.

I'll just keep doing my web design mockups in Illustrator until Photoshop is somewhat more competent at handling styles.

Big Update for Photoshop today (cc 2014) and still no option for reordering paragraph styles.
#stillfrustrated

Sharing the frustration here.