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From a JS point of view data-mini true on listviews is supported. The ul gets class ui-mini. The CSS is not ready for it though. A basic link list will look fine, but as soon as thumbs, count bubbles, icons, split buttons, etc. are involved there are many positioning issues. List dividers and static li's have there own font-size, but no adjustment for when used in mini listview.
The documentation about listviews and the data- attribute reference doesn't say anything about mini on listviews being supported. Still I noticed while reading issues here, many people think it is a supported option.
Is it in the planning to update the CSS to support this? If not or in the meantime, shouldn't the JS ignore the data-mini="true" when it is used for an ul with data-role listview?