In modern view sites, the current left menu/submenu default behavior for submenu items is set to collapsed (this was changed from expanded about a year ago). There should be a way to select the default left menu/submenu expansion and contraction behavior either at the menu level, or at the very least at the site level. The current behavior of collapsed hides much of the functional items available on the site, that is, unless users have expanded the left menu enough to where they have committed the menu structure to memory - a tiresome exercise.

allow users to open links in new tabs

A OOTB feature should be available to hide "Shared with Us" link. Also, a suggestion regarding the placement of this link.
Can we have this link on the document library ribbon menu instead of Left navigation menu.

We have an existing portal with managed navigation. Team members would like to use the Modern Team Sites and the new Communication Sites, however these come with their own navigation that can be edited directly on the page.

We are hoping to be able to able to add Managed Navigation and\or Structural Navigation to these type of sites. If publishing could be enabled successfully (at this time it cannot) we would have access to the classic navigation menu.

In the top left (in the suite bar), integrate a breadcrumb (like in SharePoint 2010 with the hierarchical folder?) in order to facilitate the navigation in site collections.
Users are sometime lost when they are browsing a document library and when the ribbon is displayed in the header, they have difficulties to find that they must click the "BROWSE" tab to go back to the navigation.

Allow Site admin's to control whether or not the "Site Contents" is displayed in the settings gear or in the navigation side bar.

We do not want everyone to have access to the site contents page.

Why not be able to nest links in the Current navigation? Making a link a sub-link of another (e.g., via ">> Demote" and "<< Promote" buttons) would enable the nesting and create a pop-out menu when hovering over the left navigation item. This could work similarly to putting links inside a folder in the Global Nav, which creates a dropdown menu. If nothing is nested, the menu acts the same way as it does currently.

Allow for customisation of the Top Navigation and Quick Launch in the "New Look".

Provide a way to sort, filter, and categorize SharePoint sites being followed.

mplement some sort of configurable switch to be able to disable the auto injected navigation node "Recent".

This "Recent"-navigation node - disaperance is on several customers wishlist for their own products based/developed on the SharePoint platform.

original idea in old uservoice; https://officespdev.uservoice.com/forums/224641-general/suggestions/6749851-enable-configurable-switch-to-disable-recent-in

/Jon Wiberg

From the new document library, I'm unable to get back to our main homepage of the SharePoint site. We lost all of the branding applied to our site. It would be great to be able to navigate back to the homepage, and to see the breadcrumb of which site we are on.

Mega Menu: please implement support of HTML, icons, style to the menus. We need to be able to customize the menus for a more engaging and rich experience.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to increase the width of the Left-hand navigation or have the contents wrap to the next line?

We are using your communication sites, and it would be nice if we could use anchors to allow users to navigate to areas on a page faster

Please break your URL scheme convention that your still using since 2003. Make them human readable. Short... simple... professional.

Remove /sitepages/pages.aspx for a cleaner user experience. Site pages should render as examplesite.sharepoint.com/teams/it. This makes it easier for people to navigate around a SharePoint site and makes sites look high-quality.

I need to make a bookmark link on the homepage for my Office 365 group, but there are no html editing tools available. How can I make this link?