Displayr

You can create a new document by applying a template but you can’t apply a template once the document has already been created.

Allow users to set the default zoom level

Displayr hasn't been tested for screen reader compatibility but could be. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_reader

Form time to time, I may create a large table yielding more than 3000 cells. By default, Displary will hide rows until the cell count falls below this threshold. Ostensibly, this limit is to prevent a document's performance from degrading; however, I may be willing to sacrifice performance to see the full table. This feature request suggests adding a toggle so that I may see the full table.

With a large number of rules and updates to the folder names, it would be helpful to add a Search option to the Rules menu. Similarly to what is done in the Data Sources > + menu. When typing in 'search,' the results would appear, and a user would be able to select the Rule from the results directly without having to go to the actual folder and select the Rule. Once you know what Rule you want to apply a user can quickly search for it and apply it - or select it from Recently used

With the refresh of the UI, the positioning of the object inspector to the middle is not favoured by all customers. What would be good is if we could have an option that allows a user to position the object inspector on the right instead, so that the main workspace is in the middle again.

A user finds the new interface "glaring and uncomfortable to look at". Requesting an option to enable dark mode for the Displayr interface.

This has come up multiple times (also asked in Slack channels) German users, in particular, have expressed an interest in being able to change the decimal seperator sign. Add an option to swap between a comma and a dot.

A client would appreciate the ability to be able to crop pictures within Displayr

I need a feature that allows me to view only the variable names without the labels in the Data Sources pane. This would help me focus on the variable names without the distraction of labels, making it easier to manage and identify variables. Currently, it's only possible to show a combination of variable labels (always first) and then the labels in [ ]. This isn't helpful because I want to read the variable name first, and don't want to be distracted by the labels.