MAUI Breaks Cohesive Design Principle

[Denisjc]

MAUI by design is supposed to provide a Cohesive Design Principle.

MAUI promotes a consistent look and feel, regardless of the device.

But it does not.

The native Swipe controls on Windows only support touch interactions. For contextual actions in a desktop application using a pointer (e.g., a mouse), a Context Menu should be used.

This is by design on Windows, and at the moment we do not have plans to make SwipeViews pointer-enabled on the desktop. (On macOS, they do function with the mouse, because the mouse is a proxy for touch interactions and macOS does not provide any native touch interface. However, context menus are still the better option for desktop applications.)

We're updating the documentation to make it more clear that SwipeView does not work with the mouse on Windows.

Thus by design you break the very principle that you intended to adhere to, forcing developers to create work arounds for different platforms, or just abandon the whole thing again, and go back tot he decades old tech of WinForms and WPF

References:
#6152
#16287