Currently the Hybrid Config Wizard is unable to accept accounts which are protected by Azure MFA, including app passwords.

Please allow the use of MFA in the Hybrid Config Wizard so we can protect all elevated access accounts in O365.

Sending calendar invite or meeting request from Outlook (exchange) calendar to Site mailbox will not add the event to calendar created in SharePoint online as the SharePoint calendar is not associated with site mailbox in anyway.

Also exchange calendar cannot be overlayed with SharePoint calendar as this feature is not available in SharePoint Online.

At present, you need Full Control to view Site Usage Reports. This seems unnecessary to view what is an on-demand obfuscated report. It should be a case of granting someone ‘View Web Analytics Data - View reports on Web site usage’ permission rather than resorting to Full Control just so a VIP can see how his site is used.

We as SharePoint administrators cannot see how many email SharePoint sends (when sharing sites for example) and are email colleges are complaining that our farm sends to much email. Make it more insightfull

Currently, custom properties from an on-prem farm, like site columns in a site, are only visible to the search service account in O365. Global admins, SharePoint admins, cannot see these properties and cannot access them until they are added to managed properties.

Can we please get support for on-prem content enrichment as part of the Cloud Hybrid Search service?
Otherwise we're stuck with Federated search, which is far from optimal in terms of user experience.

CMIS is an open standard maintained by OASIS. Microsoft was one of the original stakeholders in creating this open standard. Microsoft has implemented CMIS support in all recent server versions of SharePoint. Only SharePoint Online does not yet support CMIS. Having this interface would make migration to SharePoint Online much easier as customers could use a tool like OpenCMIS to easily migrate their content and folder structures from their existing content repositories to SharePoint Online.

In SharePoint online it would be very helpful to also have host named site collections. We use this to logicall sign and separate our URL's like for departments or business units.
E.g. https://it.mycompany.sharepoint.com and https://hr.mycompany.sharepoint.com

When a Markdown file (*.md) is stored in a document library, it would be great if the default behavior when opening the link was to display it in a new page with the HTML view of the Markdown syntax. Team
Foundation Server 2017 does this in it's web view. Currently SharePoint Online opens the file as a text file. Sort of can't believe that this wasn't already an idea in this UserVoice site...

I am trying to get my company to use SharePoint instead of DropBox and Google drive. I am able to map a drive letter to a SharePoint Document folder on a Windows computer. I can't do this on our Macs. We have many Macs running Office 2016. The Document Connector that was in the previous version of office has been removed. Can you please bring this program back, or give me a way to connect to the document folder on SharePoint.

Our team has been using Sharepoint for years. Recently, we decided to move to 365 Platform as it has better user interface:

Having said that we were disappointed to see that Sharepoint 365 does not show html pages, instead it opens up the html in a text editor.

And if we wish to share the link as a read only, then the link will download a html file (on each time when the link is clicked). Really annoying !!!

Problem: Unified Groups or Office 365 Groups create a hidden site collection on SharePoint used for file storage. The Site is Accessible to users through One Drive interface. The site is created under the managed path /sites/. It create confusion for users and administration and limit the choices in the namespace.

Solution:
The sites for unified groups should be created under a new manage path /Groups/ and administration rights should be given SPO admins by default.

Edit and delete data stored in SharePoint lists that are used as tables in Access Web Apps

I would like to suggest that blog posts could be presented more visually on the personal Delve profile instead of having to go to the actual blog. This might increase usability and sociability and provide better user experience.

Add an option in Central Admin (ideal at Site Collection or Team Site settings) to submit a correlation ID and retrieve the merges log output from all farm servers

With the new Hybrid search options it would be nice if we could make one eDiscovery center that will cover both on-prem SharePoint and O365 and be able to do holds.