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Update, the behavior above is possibly a bug, will close this and try to repro for submission |
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In Win apps, auto-scrolling for drag-drop items in separate ScrollViews is not User friendly. It's hostile, in fact. The GestureRecognizer appears to be sending commands to scroll to the last item that had focus, after acquiring the drag item. Since the last focused item can be at the other end of the view, the screen jumps erratically. Can the auto-scrolling behavior for Win apps be disabled by command? I hope so, because I don't think i can access the drag-drop methods before they send their scroll signals. I hope I'm wrong about this...
In comparison, drag-drop on iOS works flawlessly without any extra effort. It wisely waits for the User to drag the item to the top or bottom of the view and scrolls accordingly. For the record, Win apps should adopt this kind of behavior and ditch the current methods.
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