Jan Kučera

> You must enable UseWindowsForms in .NET or reference the Forms libraries in .NET Framework to do this. There is no need to do this, just include an application manifest....

.xaml.cs files are not required

@lindexi it said in the issue it needs rich text

As far as I can see everything seems to be working as expected. The `Width` and `Height` properties on `Window` include the borders and caption/title bar. That's why `None` window...

@lindexi no, as I already noted above, there is no bug here. Width and Height include non-client area.

On the contrary, if nobody every complained then I don't see why the current behavior should be changed. I don't mind updating the code so that it does not pretend...

How can a developer _run into_ this? What I am suggesting is to make it not a bug. Remove the argument and update the comment. Then there is no bug....

Agreed. And in HTTP context, I believe RFC 9110 now recommends supporting at least 8000 octets. Either way it's browser's responsibility to trim or error the URI if it doesn't...

Please attach a repro project. If it is a rounding issue, you can also set `UseLayoutRounding=True`. Note though that there isn't any element with borders, it feels like it's the...

@icetech233 See https://github.com/dotnet/wpf/issues/1436#issuecomment-562269664 for a workaround. Basically you need to convert the image into a known pixel format. You can let WIC do it: ```C# var decoder = BitmapDecoder.Create(new Uri("1_webp_a.webp",...