You can now get shareable links to folders that don’t require recipients to sign-in. If your tenant already allows you do this for files, then it works for folders, too.

Bulk download in SharePoint document libraries and OneDrive for Business is now live! Give it a try.

A number of theming updates have been rolled out this year – and the branding updates we shared at Ignite 2018 will be rolling out to Targeted Release later this month. We’re going to resolve this suggestion and ask that you create new suggestion(s) for specific branding settings/asks. Thank you!

If the RSS feed generates an iFrame, you should be able to use the embed we part. Also on team sites, you can use the RSS connector – search for RSS in the web part toolbox in pages on your team site.

If this doesn’t meet your scenario needs, can you open a new item with my specifics of the gaps?

We’ve recently rolled out a markdown web part for modern pages that enables users more familiar with creating content in this syntax, to create pages using this method. Go forth and make beautiful pages :)

This is currently rolling out to customers

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?featureid=62892

News and modern pages both support listing an alternate author in the author by-line field already today.

The hub sites limit has been increased to 2,000.

In the new title area, you’re able to list any author as the page/news author.

Yes, apologies for late update on this one. We have implemented support for this in the modern library UX.

We showed at Ignite 2018 the modern doclib and list webpart having full fidelity views, matching the same thing you’d see in the full doclib or list page. That should now be available in SharePoint Online.

If you are seeing specific customizations that aren’t working, please open a support ticket so we can track it down.

Just a brief update – this is a multi-phase fix. We have amended support in modern site header/pages for structured navigation, but if you are using managed navigation (via enabling publishing feature) support for this is still in the works. We are actively working on supporting this data provider and plan to have a fix soon.

We’re going to resolve this idea – to track the remaining publishing work see/subscribe to: https://sharepoint.uservoice.com/admin/forums/329214-sites-and-collaboration/suggestions/14749329-managed-navigation-for-new-document-library-experi

This is now available in document library forms, under the edit command (see screen shot for entry point).

The modern library experience supports that. Right click→Move to, or drag items from the list into the breadcrumb navigation above the list view to quickly move them to a parent folder.

The modern document library experience has a much better breadcrumb UX for viewing the path down to the room.

We shipped this capability in March of this year; sorry for the late update to this great suggestion.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-SharePoint-Blog/SharePoint-News-Enhancements-March-2019/ba-p/366585

It’s there under the view selector in the upper right.

For tenant admins and compliance officers, SharePoint audit of document activity is available in the compliance center, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/securitycompliance/search-the-audit-log-in-security-and-compliance.

For site users, we have anonymized usage data available now. The modern site usage page (siteanalytics.aspx) shows both files with most total views and most unique users who viewed. We have also added a hover card experience in doc libraries, which will show total number of views for that document.

We are not planning any updates at this time to the classic site collection auditing features.

If there are additional specific features you’d like to see, please open a new userVoice request.

We have released a bunch of new templates for both column and view formatting. That should now be available in SharePoint Online.

If you are seeing specific customization that aren’t working, please open a support ticket so we can track it down.

This work to support structured and managed navigation in classic sites on “modern” pages is complete and has been rolled out. The team is investigating how to extend/support these navigation models in new sites. Please add your support to those suggestions to help drive prioritization of that capability.

We have added a new column type, Location, to SharePoint Online. It’s a complete modernization of the scenario, and while it partially uses the geolocation column type under the covers, it’s a much improved user experience. see https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-SharePoint-Blog/Reinventing-SharePoint-business-process-at-Microsoft-Ignite-2018/ba-p/260444.