This is fixed in the next release. If you are curious, we had an async loop to fetch user objects. The responses were simply appended to an array. The sorting was thus messed us because the network response arrive out of order.

it is much better now !!

@nebulon Big fan of Dark Mode, thanks for your work to add it!

The order in that specific case was apparently a bit random based on the result of the network queries we performed in parallel before. I've put a fix to now always sort by fqdn to fix this.

@jdaviescoates Even if I did this exclusively, the request would still be the same, if you think about it. Unless I never uninstall any app on a sub domain, then I could always just install the next test on another domain. Eventually I'd hit the limit on my VPS. I'd also eventually have to uninstall all the ones I decided to not use. It would be simpler if I could just "switch" apps while still using the same domain or subdomain.

This is now fixed with the next release.

Implemented in 5.4

Thanks for reporting, this has been fixed now and will be part of the next release.

Done, added notification for the next release.