Right now customers in Plesk can be sorted by their "customer name" only.
A feature to sort customers by their company name would be convenient if customers belong to a specific organization/company.

The custom logo aligns to the right of the login content. A more professional look is to center align the image.

Add a notification or a window in the Plesk panel with Apache status. When Apache is down, notification should show the reason/error message with the message why Apache is down.

Currently, it is only possible to upload a file in "Tools & Settings > Branding > Logo" for the plesk logo.

Following 2 things would be cool:
- Possibility to use a URL instead of a static file (we have a fileserver with our logo, when it changes we can just update it there and plesk would take the new one automatically)
- Possibility to use a SVG as logo.

Currently this is not changeable, the logo is defined in /opt/psa/admin/application/default/layouts/simplified.phtml:

    <header class="page-simplified__header">
        <div class="page-simplified__header-inner">
            <div class="page-simplified__header-logo">
                <?= $this->logo(); ?>
            </div>

Very very very urgent and important.

When deleting a domains , show the names of the selected domains, otherwise, very stressful to proceed, not sure about which all selected, always very stressful to delete a domain.

Currently hardware drive is not displayed under Tools & Settings > Server Information if there are no Plesk-related folders on the hardware drive.
It is expected to observe information about all HDDs in "Server Information" Item

The terms "master" and "*****" have a very bad connotation which is really offensive to people who have suffered from oppression. Please, change these to "primary" and "secondary" respectively, as is the modern terminology.

Add the possibility to change the time format in Backup Manager as AM/PM is America standard and 24h format is European standard.

To allow Plesk to work properly with multiple browser tabs under the same user session.
For example with Google Chrome, log in once at Plesk as a dmin then:
Ctrl+Click on Tools&Settings, and then also on Clients
On the clients page, click on "Log In as Customer" and wait for it to load.
Go to the other tab (Tools&Settings) and click somewhere. It will be automatically redirected to Client, instead of staying as Admin for this tab.

It would be nice to have a UI option in IP addresses to choose which NIC to use for inbound/outbound.

Kernel updates are excluded from Plesk update manager (https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003708353), however, no notification about available kernel updates is shown under Tools & Settings > System Updates. It is necessary to implement such warnings so that one is aware of available updates and can run these manually via command-line interface.

The following User Voice request was rejected long time ago: https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/35256088

However, it is a must that the Watchdog Monitoring extension would allow the Plesk administrator to monitor the additional Plesk PHP-FPM versions.

As per now, going to Extensions > My Extensions > Watchdog, it only supports OS PHP-FPM.

The additional Plesk PHP-FPM handlers are part of Plesk and this request should be considered by the developers.

The following workaround allows the monitoring but it is not possible to manage it from Plesk GUI: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000584394

Plesk supports Debian 10, Ubuntu 20 and CentOS 8, but currently it's not possible to manage network time settings in Tools & Setting > System Date and Time > Network Time on these operating systems.

Despite of having native systemd-timesyncd.service (that manages time syncing out of the box), it would be easier to manage NTP time settings using Plesk interface.

Add possibility for mass management of Failed Request Tracing. To have option for administrators check for what domains it is enabled and disabling them "in bulk"

When logged in to the panel as the Administrator, it is possible to switch between Service Provider and Power User views using a button in the bottom left corner.

However, this button is missing when logged in as a Reseller. It is still possible to switch the view via Tools & Settings > Interface Preferences, but it is not as convenient.

Please add the "Switch View" button for Resellers as well.

Be able to customize/manually set the starting dates in the bandwidth calculation based on the initial plan billing date.

I.E.: If my customer plans is from (15 / november / 2020 - 14 / December / 2020), how can i set this dates in the bandwidth calculation for this subscription).

To allow the possibility of hiding the "Powered by Plesk" logo that is shown once the brand logo is customized from Tools&Settings > Branding. This KB article only describes how to change this logo. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003158485-How-to-change-Powered-by-Plesk-logo-in-the-header-and-the-footer-text-

This suggestion was closed, but it is still not possible to remove that logo: https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/40760698-customize-or-hide-the-powered-by-plesk-logo

On any Plesk server 18.0.29 has been installed by default recently (ie fresh install), Plesk has been enabling backups by default to run every night. We can't see any notification of this change of behavior in the release notes. It should be possible to decide to enable backup on initial Plesk installation as this of course uses significant disk space, this has caused us considerable disruption and cost.

Plesk Obsidian introduced the Dynamic List View Mode and some of our customers are having problems understanding the new GUI.

It would be very helpful to configure the View Mode at the Service Plan level:
- Disable the possibility to change the View Mode
- Configure a default View Mode

Make it easy to get to file manager instead of playing hide and seek.
Maybe a file count for each directory.
Use my 404 when I follow the instructions to do so.