Hi there, I would like to request the implementation of a new feature in the react-navigation library that allows for selective lazy rendering of screens within a bottom tab navigator. Currently, the library's bottom tab navigator employs lazy rendering, rendering only the active tab screen while keeping the rest unrendered until they are navigated to. However, in certain cases, it would be beneficial to have control over the rendering behavior, specifically to render unseen tab screens as soon as the home tab is rendered. This feature would be valuable in scenarios where the unseen tab screens require some time to load data or initialize resources, allowing for a smoother user experience when switching between tabs. By rendering unseen tabs in advance, users would experience reduced loading times when navigating to those screens. Implementing this feature may involve modifying the existing rendering logic and introducing new configuration options to enable selective lazy rendering for specific screens within the bottom tab navigator. I believe this enhancement would greatly enhance the flexibility and usability of the react-navigation library and would be appreciated by many developers working with React Native. Best regards,

Currently there is no way to disable animation for the drawer, for example to follow accessibility setting in any OS of reducing animation.

Why is there no option to render components below the searchBar or title? Apple music uses segmented control or GitHub renders filters, it would be necessary to have this possibility.

On Android there's a pattern on some apps to scroll to top when title is pressed, just like with iOS's StatusBar. it would be nice if useScrollToTop supports this

It would be useful to get the ScrollView ref (if present) into the header function or have a useContentScrollViewRef to allow the creation of collapsible headers on the header component rather than the Screen component. This request is only to pass the ref, not to implement a collapsible header.

hideKeyboardOnSwipe has been added by react-native-screens. Can it be added to native stack?

Latest Material Design includes large titles similar to iOS but headerLargeTitle option doesn't work on Android More info: https://m3.material.io/components/top-app-bar/guidelines

The presentation: "formSheet" is great, but in iOS you can control the size of the modal using preferredContentSize . That would be great to have an option to give the preferred size of the modal. On top of this, on iOS again you can set wether you want the modal to be dismissable using a down swipe or not using modalInPresentation . Giving us ability to disable this swipe gesture would be great too (or I missed the API for that ?)

The current controls are based on material design 2, but not on the newly released version 3. In order to keep this navigation library relevant, you might want to add support for this https://m3.material.io/