Different Behavior of ListView Between Tizen 4 and Tizen 5

Original Created Nov 15, 2018 | Regeneration Apr 22, 2026

I'm developing a sample application for Tizen and encountering different behaviors between Tizen 4 and Tizen 5 with the same code:

  1. Scroll Behavior Difference:

    • On Tizen 4: Rotating the bezel scrolls the ListView by 1 position
    • On Tizen 5: Rotating the bezel scrolls the ListView by 2 positions
  2. Click Behavior Issue:

    • On Tizen 5: When the 3rd element is active, I can't click the previous element (2nd), but can click the next element (4th)
    • On Tizen 4: Both previous and next elements are clickable
  3. Element Size Difference:

    • On Tizen 5: During scrolling, previous/next elements appear smaller than the active one
    • On Tizen 4: All elements maintain the same size

Are these intentional changes in Tizen 5? If so, can they be configured? I couldn't find any documentation about these differences.

Problem Understanding

The user is experiencing three distinct behavioral differences in ListView between Tizen 4 and Tizen 5:

  1. Different scroll increments with bezel rotation
  2. Asymmetric click behavior for previous/next elements
  3. Variable element sizes during scrolling

Solution Methods

  1. Scroll Behavior Difference:

    • This appears to be an intentional UI enhancement in Tizen 5 to improve navigation efficiency
    • Currently no configuration option exists to modify this behavior
  2. Click Behavior Issue:

    • This is likely a bug in Tizen 5's implementation
    • Recommended action:
      1. Report the issue through the Tizen Bug Tracker
      2. Include a minimal reproducible example in your bug report
      3. Monitor the bug report for updates and potential fixes
  3. Element Size Difference:

    • The variable sizing is part of Tizen 5's new focus effect design
    • To maintain consistent sizing:
      • Override the default focus effect in your CSS
      • Set explicit sizes for both focused and unfocused states

Additional Tips

  • When reporting bugs, include:
    • Detailed reproduction steps
    • Expected vs actual behavior
    • Screenshots or screen recordings
    • Relevant code snippets
  • For UI customization, refer to the Tizen UI Components documentation

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