Bastian Schmidt

Not as far as I know.

Why do you think that's a bug? It's the same for a ComboBox. It's the same for SplitButton and DropDownButton in Office itself. Aside from that, navigating by keyboard would...

> DropDownButton and SplitButton do not highlight the first item on open in Microsoft Office and Windows File Explorer. So I think it is the correct behavior. They do so...

> It seems to me like an incorrect behavior, since all the aforementioned applications do not highlight the first item when opening the dropdown by mouse. As state by my...

This is not fully implemented. The panel responsible for rendering the items is `UniformGridWithItemSize`. If you want to contribute such a feature, i would be happy to review your PR.

Closing because no one seems interested in helping with this.

The reason for not restoring focus there is to allow WPF to handle anything related to those keys. For example if something like "Tab" was pressed this block allows the...

Using one finger doesn't trigger the scrolling. Your users have to use two fingers to trigger scrolling. Or doesn't it work when they are using two fingers? It should work...

It's a horizontal scroll, so you also have to use touch in that orientation.

That's strange. I tested touch scrolling using my phone and a program that forwards touch events to my PC, as i don't have a touch display to do a real...