By default in WPF/WinForms/UWP/WinUI apps, the user clicks just outside of a window to resize it. This has advantages. I suggest ModernWpf follow the same convention.
I like that in ModernWpf the Window drop shadows match the system on Windows 10. I suggest not deviating from that, like MahApps and VisualStudio did to solve this issue (they use a glow effect).
Here's a demonstration of the issue, notice where the cursor changes with respect to the UWP window:
By default in WPF/WinForms/UWP/WinUI apps, the user clicks just outside of a window to resize it. This has advantages. I suggest ModernWpf follow the same convention.
I like that in ModernWpf the Window drop shadows match the system on Windows 10. I suggest not deviating from that, like MahApps and VisualStudio did to solve this issue (they use a glow effect).
Here's a demonstration of the issue, notice where the cursor changes with respect to the UWP window: