remove recycle bin from left navigation for Visitors
Recycle bin is not relevant for visitors resp. page viewers (users with read permission to the site.) Add the ability to remove it from navigation.
People who wants it can always add it as a standard link to the menu.
Tomas
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Lotta
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Why in the plans still, after 6 months?
Why not at least in progress? -
Lotta
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Agreed - Important, urgent and an obvious requirement.
Please add a.s.a.p. -
Shanna
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Yes please!
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Mathieu Laflamme
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At least they should not have access to restore stuff deleted by other people!!!
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Anonymous
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Please add the ability to HIDE the recycle bin in Sharepoint 365.
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Anonymous
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remove it
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Me
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Jason
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Agreed
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Kathy Lummen
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Recycle bin should only be visible if the user can actually restore something to the site. Visitors should not be able to perform that task.
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Christine
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+1 I have a boss who is very unhappy with this behavior and doesn't know why I won't "just remove it"
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Angelo
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+Plus 1
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Jym Batedio
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I definitely agree with this. Please have an option to hide Recycle Bin in the quick links.
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Marcelo
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It would be much better to select if we do want the users to see the recycle bin. I would also suggest this would be possible for any kind of users, not only visitors.
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Matthias Habegger
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I totally agree with this request.
In the modern design, the recycle bin only shows up if the website width is below 1024 Pixel and the menu Shows up as "hamburger button".
This behaviour should really be fixed.
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Christie Plucinski
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+Plus 1
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Anonymous
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+Plus 1
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Jake Davidson
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+Plus 1
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Anonymous
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+Plus 1
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Anonymous
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We would like to have option to hide "Recycle Bin" from home page of the Sharepoint site.
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J.V.
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Please update that you can "hide" recycle bin in the quick launch nav panel on SharePoint Online
