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Using TrayToolTip to create a rich tooltip works on Windows 10 but on Windows 11 the XAML is ignored, instead hovering over the tray icon shows a tooltip that says "ToolTip".
Steps to reproduce the bug
Add a tb:TaskbarIcon.TrayToolTip to your tb:TaskbarIcon, e.g.:
A rich tooltip should appear (and does on Windows 10 but not Windows 11). Using the example above a tooltip should appear with a bolded line saying Header followed by a regular line saying Body.
Screenshots
NuGet package version
2.0.68
Platform
No response
IDE
Visual Studio 2022
Windows Version
Windows 11
WindowsAppSDK Version
No response
WindowsAppSDK Type
No response
Manifest
No response
Additional context
tb:TaskbarIcon.TooltipText works correctly in Windows 11.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Using TrayToolTip to create a rich tooltip works on Windows 10 but on Windows 11 the XAML is ignored, instead hovering over the tray icon shows a tooltip that says "ToolTip".
Steps to reproduce the bug
Add a tb:TaskbarIcon.TrayToolTip to your tb:TaskbarIcon, e.g.:
Expected behavior
A rich tooltip should appear (and does on Windows 10 but not Windows 11). Using the example above a tooltip should appear with a bolded line saying Header followed by a regular line saying Body.
Screenshots
NuGet package version
2.0.68
Platform
No response
IDE
Visual Studio 2022
Windows Version
Windows 11
WindowsAppSDK Version
No response
WindowsAppSDK Type
No response
Manifest
No response
Additional context
tb:TaskbarIcon.TooltipText works correctly in Windows 11.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: