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Could you do what you want with Handbrake and MKVToolnix, or even iMovie?

Three finger drag is disabled by default and moved into Accessibility. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-10-14-mojave-all-the-little-things.2121488/page-31#post-26581565 Presumably Apple learned that it was causing confusion among users? Don't know. But I'm used to it and need it :)...

It appears that Apple removed three-finger window drag from Mojave!!! :eek::angry: If I'm not just missing something obvious, I'll have to buy and install BetterTouchTool to recover.

Six Colors has a concise review. https://sixcolors.com/post/2018/09/mojave/

I'm going to step through some Mojave overview and review material to familiarize myself with what's new. I'm a lightweight home user, and won't necessarily find these things as a matter of course. Apple's "Overview" (which greets you via notification after upgrading) is a good place to start...

Mojave is released so I renamed this thread (it was the beta thread). I installed Mojave tonight. Upgrade went smooth and fast. I don’t like the new security weirdness causing all the dialogs asking I give root access to strangely named daemons. It’s jumping back five years to Windows Vista...

In contrast, my wife hasn't updated her Mac's OS in over three years. It's a "production" system. And updating macOS invariably breaks stuff with Adobe software and incurs new cost to update software. :)