In Android if you can move the slider if you initially touch it with your finger it allows you to continue moving it even if you move your finger away from the slider. This only happens on Windows.
On Windows the EndInteraction event is fired when the mouse is not over the slider while you are sliding it, it is not ideal because many users may be moving the slider and may accidentally move the mouse a bit off the slider which would force the user to click the slider again and slide it again.
However the .NET MAUI slider can still move even if the mouse is not right on top of the slider, as long as the slider is initially pressed it allows you to move the slider without having to have the mouse over it all the time:
In Android if you can move the slider if you initially touch it with your finger it allows you to continue moving it even if you move your finger away from the slider. This only happens on Windows.
On Windows the EndInteraction event is fired when the mouse is not over the slider while you are sliding it, it is not ideal because many users may be moving the slider and may accidentally move the mouse a bit off the slider which would force the user to click the slider again and slide it again.
However the .NET MAUI slider can still move even if the mouse is not right on top of the slider, as long as the slider is initially pressed it allows you to move the slider without having to have the mouse over it all the time: