Felix-Dev

@mdtauk >Mostly its for apps running without any UI or window, which then opens a window or displays UI when interacted with. Using the Start menu as described above *can*...

It would also be helpful to enable developers to freely set the picker's start location. Currently, these pickers have a [SuggestedStartLocation](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.storage.pickers.fileopenpicker.suggestedstartlocation?view=winrt-19041#Windows_Storage_Pickers_FileOpenPicker_SuggestedStartLocation) API which only lets the developer pick from a...

@TonyHenrique IMO you are correct in posting this issue here even if it's not directly WinUI related. There is just no other platform out there right now to discuss UWP...

@AwsomeCode You should be able to print without a UI confirmation dialog if you will port your WPF apps to WinUI 3 *desktop* apps. @ptorr-msft's comment is about (WinUI 3)...

We are also affected by this issue.

I would like to add here that running a simple "Hello World" .NET Core 3.1 WPF app in the AppContainer utilizes around 20% of my CPU whereas running the exact...

@ptorr-msft Am I reading your reply correctly in the sense that I shouldn't expect anytime soon (say till summer next year) a fix to ship which addresses the high CPU...

@michael-hawker To summarize, it seems reasonable to guard UWP clipboard access calls behind a request API (which would show a user-consent dialog if required) in the following cases: * Background...

@metathinker Thanks for your reply! Just a very short reply for now as it's getting late here... > Do we still want to have a permission for access to the...