John Torjo

> As a developer of media applications, I find the existing file system access capabilities for UWP are horrendous, and are probably the biggest impediment on the platform not actually...

@castorix Thanks for that! I just tested on a dummy app, and indeed, that works. I dug a bit deeper. The problem happens when the datagrid is part of a...

> A classic way in Win32 is with Hooks > For example, in this test, a Beep is generated on [Ctrl + P] , which should work with the focus...

@castorix Thanks, so the workaround works. I'm not happy I have to resort to this, but at least it works.

Guys, can you please please please add just a tad of description in the exception, when you throw it? I wanted to bang my head against the wall on this...

> > The reason I want this is to handle drag and drop properly. My app needs to be full screen (since it's got plenty of information to show). When...

> The sandbox is not designed to be perfect for every app. If you run into issues to often, you might want to consider switching to something else, though I...

> This is similar in nature to my request [here](https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/issues/2186) and both these issues boil down to: If a _user initiated_ action requires further input from them to be completed,...

> @jtorjo Would you agree in editing this issue (such as its title and summary) so we have it narrowly defined for the specific drag & drop app activation scenario?...

> WinUI Desktop and UWP are Microsoft's considered approach, trying to put the user before the developer, and being judicious about what they allow applications to do. @mdtauk I will...