Adding an image editor to CaptureElement control with these options:
- Ability to crop with predefined or custom proportions.
- Ability to change focus.
- Ability to remove the background (transparent background)
- Ability to add filters.
- Ability to rotate.
- Ability to zoom in/ zoom out.
- Ability to save captured image as predefined image types (.jpg, .png...etc).

What:
isalnum(-1) returns true for some codepages.

Code for reproducing:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <locale.h>
void main()
{
printf("before locale: %d\n", isalnum(-1));
setlocale(LC_ALL, "English_United States.1251");
printf("after locale: %d\n", isalnum(-1));
}

Compile using "cl test.cpp /MD" and run under RS4.

The output is:
before locale: 0
after locale: 258

Please fix.

When testing applications in Hyper-V guests the automatic checkpoint feature makes it easy to remove all the changes that the application makes, but you need to tell it to remove the changes each time. How about an option to automatically delete the automatic checkpoint when the machine starts?

WebAuthenticationBroker is becoming obsolete as websites like GitHub are dropping support of the IE browser.

See example here:
https://twitter.com/DMelidonis/status/983380820508504064

I'd like to add ItemClick event to the Carousel control to be able to use it as Item listing control with the ability to click on items like in the GridView and ListView.

Currently it seems to be sorted by Unicode code points, which doesn't make any sense for Chinese characters at least.

I have a disk imaging application (which I have already converted) that writes bytes directly to disk (USB and SD cards). It requires admin rights to get a lock on the disk. It would be good if we could submit utility tools to the store as there is no way to perform these tasks without admin. Maybe warn the user when downloading the app or more stringent verification process for these apps but don't block them completely as you're hurting both devs and users. There are thousands of apps out there that probably aren't converted for similar reasons.

With the publisher in the manifest locked to the developer name as well, this should be implemented to make UWP apps much easier to distribute outside of the store.

Apple does this already with there apps (scroll down to the "Outside of the Mac App Store" section": https://developer.apple.com/macos/distribution/

Downloading from the web is a very common thing to do in Apps but it doesn't have any dedicated control for it. So it would be nice to have one.

Feature request for this control:

1. Download.URI(URI) should set the item to be Download
2. Download.GetInfo.Name, Download.GetInfo.Size, ... to get the Info about the item to be Downloaded
3. Download.Start, Download.Pause, Download.Stop
4. Download.GetPercentage to get the download compleated percentage so that it can be used for creating ProgessBar
5. Download.GetSpeed to get the download speed
6. Should support Background Download

Issue link: https://github.com/Microsoft/UWPCommunityToolkit/issues/1309

provide a lock to the tiles so that the tiles won't get collapsed accidentally.

button to right click and left click in the touchpad of continuum control display in mobile will be very helpful.

I have more than 20 apps in the store and would like to see all downloads of these 20 apps as a number.

The link to the PrinterExtensionLibrary for UWP points to 8.1.

If you use this link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/devapps/printer-extension-library-overview

and click on the link within: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=242862

That should take you to a UWP sample. Instead it takes you to 8.1. Is that be design?

Most of my working data lives on C:\Users\my-name\ folder so I want to navigate to it as quick as possible. I believe many Linux users love the `~` or `/` path.

For example, when I want to go to my user path, just Ctrl + R, enter ~, then press Enter.

Or want to go to System drive path, currently, I press Windows key, enter C:, then press enter. It's good but / is save me less time than C:

Thank you!

The ability to use products like Office with VR. I can program my buttons in my Vive to mimic my fingers. If you integrate a keyboard in Office I would be able to type.
VR is not just wanted for gaming but for business apps too.

For example:
@@ -52,17 +52,6 @@
// Unchanged code
- // Deleted line
+ // Added line

This would be useful for GitHub related scenarios.