Quick tip: Always implement all VisualStates!

I have come across an interesting oddity while building a UWP app. XAML VisualStates define the visual look of control in different states. Even though you sometimes don't need to make distinction for all of them, you should still implement them however (even if they are just a simple copy-paste of another style) or you might meet some inexplicable problems. In my case I have customized the ListViewItem style and forgot to include implementations for the PointerOverSelected and PressedSelected states. Surprisingly everything worked as expected on my devices, as the visual used the Selected state as fallback. However, I have later found out the same did not happen on other devices and the list view items stayed in the PointerOver state until the mouse cursor moved away (which also makes sense). This difference in behavior is especially interesting, as the problem did not originally occur on the stable builds of Windows 10 Creators Update, but now it seems to occur as well (maybe after some patches?).