When the Telerik Xamarin toolbox is in a partial-height tab (i.e. half the height), there isn't a scrollbar to see the off-screen controls.

Workaround: 
Make the toolbox full height of the tab to see all the controls. Here's a video demonstrating https://www.screencast.com/t/cUjIC0sx4 

Image gets a really dark or light when saving in a jpeg format. It works for png.

I have a Xamarin.Forms app, but I only am using it for UWP at the moment. The plan is to have Android and iOS later, but I am having issues with the RadNumericInput (Xamarin.Forms) and how the decimal key is handled.

Here is my XAML

<tkInput:RadNumericInput Grid.Row="4" Grid.Column="1" Value="{Binding Price, Mode=TwoWay}" StringFormat="{}{0:C2}" />

Right now, "Price" will default to 0. The UI will initially show $0.00 because of the StringFormat. That is working fine. When I put focus into the control, I only see 0, that is also fine. The issue is when I try to type a decimal. The value disappears and I see an issue in my Output that says -- Binding: can not be converted to type 'System.Int32'

Example steps:

• With the value set to 0.00
• Focus the control -- you will now see just 0
• Press the decimal key (aka the period key)
• Notice the error in the Output window in VS and also the control shows nothing at all
• If you press the decimal key again, you will see two decimals in the control

**** Also, the Version of the Telerik controls I am using is -- 2019.2.603.360. The drop down below doesn't let me choose that version.

when using the justify toolbar item it does not justify the text. 

System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Year, Month, and Day parameters describe an un-representable DateTime.

This issue happens when using DayView, MultiDayView, Month view modes and when scrolling through the calendar to change the selected date. 

The issue happens on specific devices with android 14, Pixel 7, Galaxy S22. 

Workaround: 
Setting the time zone in calendar renderer to the DayView timelabelformat

public override bool TrySetViewMode(CalendarViewMode view, bool isAnimated)
        {
            if (view == CalendarViewMode.Day)
            {
                Control.DayView.DayEventsViewStyle.TimeLabelFormat.TimeZone = Java.Util.TimeZone.GetTimeZone("add time zone here");
            }

            return base.TrySetViewMode(view, isAnimated);
        }