No, we don’t. This thread started out with a particular Zigbee device being marked as unknown, and I’ve explained why this happens and also how Homey’s Zigbee implementation works.
To reiterate myself: when a device is marked as unknown, there is no app installed that has declared that it supports that device. The device may work if it can be handled by Homey’s generic Zigbee implementation, but that’s very limited and only works with lights (and possibly simple switches).
It doesn’t matter which app you use to add the device and the configuration screens that you’re showing are irrelevant.
A device can only be unknown if there is no app installed that supports it. So the premise of this question is flawed.
Apps provide specific support for specific devices. The Hue app provides specific support for specific Hue devices, the KlikAanKlikUit app provides specific support for specific KlikAanKlikUit devices.
Again, the configuration screens are not relevant.