
Components that behave more consistently between IOS and Android
React Native's built-in components render slightly differently on iOS and Android, which can result in inconsistent UI. This project aims to provide adjusted adaptations of these components to ensure more consistency between platforms. It can be thought of as a "normalize.css" for React Native. This is not a bug in React Native itself but a deliberate choice to preserve the default behavior on each platform.
React Native Normalized is a project that provides adjusted adaptations of React Native's built-in components to ensure more consistency between iOS and Android platforms. It offers an easy way to import these normalized components and use them as alternatives to the default React Native components. The project is actively developed and welcomes suggestions for further improvements.

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