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The default FieldModifier value in WPF when using XAML is “internal”, unless explicitly stated, e.g.
<Button x:FieldModifier="private" Name="BackButton" Content="Hello stackoverflow"/>
Is there any way to change this default, so that it is no longer necessary to define x:FieldModifier for every single element?
No. It is part of the WPF/XAML specification and implemented in the XAML Parser. It is similar to how
privateis the default scope within a class andinternalwithin a namespace.