Available in LIB version 2016.2.525, it will be also available in the 2016 R2 SP1 release.

Select item,  populate the control with new items and do multiple selection with shift key. The selected items are with one more.

Add AlternationCount, AlternateBackground and ItemLoaded event just like the RadGridView ones.

If you set the SelectedIndex after an item is added in the Items or ItemsSource of RadListBox, the selection doesn't work. 

To work this around, use the SelectedItem property instead of SelectedIndex.

The issue can be reproduced in a scenario in which there are a RadListBox and a RadGridView defined and their SelectedItem properties are bound to the same property in the view model. The source collection of RadListBox contains some objects present in the one bound to RadGridView's ItemsSource. If the user selects an item in RadGridView that is also present in the items of RadListBox, the selection is performed in both controls as expected. However, when already having a selected item in both controls, if the user selects an item in RadGridView that is not present in the items of RadListBox, the selection in RadListBox is not cleared. Thus, in order to selected the previously selected item, it needs to be deselected and selected again.

UPDATE:
After the researching the issue, it seems that the logic for handling the case when a SelectedItem that is not present in the source collection is being set is slightly different for Silverlight and WPF. For the WPF version of the control a DependencyProperty.UnsetValue is used, whereas a null value is set for the Silverlight RadListBox. Thus, in Silverlight the selection is cleared and in WPF it is not. I am afraid, that we cannot commit ourselves to modifying this by-design implementation, as this will result in a braking change. With this in mind, I will update the status of the logged bug to Declined.

What we can suggest as a workaround, would be to define a second calculated property in the view model and bind the SelectedItem of RadListBox to it. The logic in the property setter would be to set a null value if the SelectedItem is not present in the source collection of RadListBox.

When the ItemsSource of the control is changed to a new collection the old selected items are cached and if a collection containing the old selected items source is set as ItemsSource the cached items are restored.

Make it possible to disabled this functionality per control.

Available in the 2017 R1 Release (2017.1.117).

RadListBox allows you to navigate between the items using the arrow keys on the keyboard. To enable this, you will need to select any item in order to focus the control. Using touch input to select an item, instead of the mouse, is breaking the arrow keys navigation. Pressing up and down no longer navigates to the previous and next item.

To work this around, subscribe the RadListBox control to the TouchManager.Tap event and focus the tapped RadListBoxItem in the event handler.

public MainWindow()
{
	InitializeComponent();
	TouchManager.AddTapEventHandler(this.listBox, this.OnTap, true);
}

private void OnTap(object sender, TapEventArgs e)
{
	var tapElement = (FrameworkElement)e.OriginalSource;
	var item = tapElement.ParentOfType<RadListBoxItem>();
	if (item != null)
	{
		item.Focus();
	}
}

In this particular scenario, the RadListBox is placed inside DataTemplate and its ItemsSource property is bound to CollectionViewSource.View. Now when we try to bind the SelectedItem property, the binding fails. The reason behind this is that when the RadListBox is loading, the CurrentItem of the CollectionViewSource is set to the SelectedItem property after the binding kicks in. Which will break the binding. To workaround this we can set the CurrentItem to Null.

MyCollectionViewSource.View.MoveCurrentToPosition(-1);

The border of the RadListBox is missing in the Office2019 theme if System.Windows.xaml resource dictionary is not merged.

The "auto scroll into the view on selection" functionality does not to work as expected if the ItemsPanel is changed and a selection was previously done.