You could temporarily put it inside a view with negative margins:

<View style={{ marginLeft: -10, marginRight: -10 }}>
  <Slider />
</View>

This behavior affects both platforms?

Is this issue still alive? I'd like to work on this issue but the example app doesn't reproduce this.

Or with marginHorizontal: -10

I see this issue only on Android. I applied the following style to the slider:

marginLeft: Platform.select({ ios: 0, android: -15 }),
marginRight: Platform.select({ ios: 0, android: -15 })

Kinda annoying but it works.

I see this issue only on Android. I applied the following style to the slider:

marginLeft: Platform.select({ ios: 0, android: -15 }),
marginRight: Platform.select({ ios: 0, android: -15 })

Kinda annoying but it works.

it works, thanks

The issue seems to be still there. The "margin trick" works on android for me but it causes that one tick extra is added to the upper/right limit - with no change in value. so not very useful. :(

Anyone got an idea of how to select the margin values - are you just doing it by eye? It looks better with -3 for iOS on our app, but unsure if this is due to different screen sizes/resolutions etc.
Is setting a constant value for each platform robust?

Any update on this, I still see this on version 4.5.2