While I am working in File Manager's Code Editor, there seems to be a static session time-out. Even if I am saving my progress periodically, the session time does not reset. This may be the result of settings that my shared hosting service have put into place, but Plesk should reset the session-timout while I am not idle and using the Code Editor.

Currently, if I want to upload a large file, it suggests me to do it via ftp

It would be very conenient to be able to manage the subscriptions' scheduled tasks via CLI.

Add ability to disable email notifications about successful Plesk updates, and anacron (daily, weekly, monthly) tasks using Plesk panel.

Sort domains and sub-domains in folders. In order to be able to see the domains, the folder must be opened.

Add ability to change http/https port for one domain

It would be nice to have an option to insert a custom URL value under the Plesk logo at the login_up.php page instead of the harcoded Plesk login url value

The action log should show information when clients disable the Web Application firewall (ModSecurity).

Provide the possibility to check the IIS Application pool settings via Plesk CLI.

Currently, the Plesk CLI utilities doesn't provide the specific IIS application pool settings applied on the domains.

It's very necessary to have this utility available in Plesk to have a better control of the resources and the limits applied to the domains via CLI.

Use passwordless or MFA on all service.

Strong passwords are key when it comes to internet service.

Many password resets information is sent to an email address. Access to such critical account should be protected with either passwordless or MFA functionality. A hacked email account with username and password is a golden ticket to steal the identity of customer/user.

If a script run via cron begin returning error at every run, it would be useful to auto suspend that to avoid being flooded by mails.

Instead of or in addition to Phusion Passenger add PM2
https://nodejs.libhunt.com/compare-pm2-vs-passenger

PM2 has more Github Stars and a larger following.

Hello,

It would be very convenient to have a watchdog support in Ubuntu 20

Add support to at least extract xz and bzip2 compressed tar archives. Currently I can only extract gzip compressed archives and it's a pain every time I want to upload and extract a xz or bzip2 archive. It shouldn't be much work to implement, since the tar command can do this transparently without adding extra switches, it can detect the format automatically.
Also, having the ability to compress to any tar format would be nice.

Rocky Linux is bug-for-bug compatible with already supported OS (RHEL, and by extension since AlmaLinux makes the same claim - that too).

However, unlike RHEL and AlmaLinux, Rocky has broad industry support sponsored by Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Fastly etc. so I would like to see Plesk officially add support for Rocky.

It'll be useful to have ability to manage the npm on Plesk server via API.

when i want to delete a file i get a box telling "Möchten Sie die ausgewählten Dateien und Verzeichnisse wirklich dauerhaft entfernen?" whereas there could be the systematic error that i had marked another file, which should not be deleted: i have no control on that insecurity. very redundant and primitive topic which should be solved until 31.12.3044
so the dialog box should list all the filese to be deleted.

There should be an option to set RAM, CPU, Disk I/O settings via Add-on like it is possible in Service Plans, presuming Plesk Cgroups Manager is installed

The problem we are facing is that Plesk's Node.js extension expects an entry point for the app (like app.js) but next.js doesn't work that way.
The expected workflow as explained here (Learn - Deploying a Next.js App | Next.js) is to run the app using npm via the command line using "npm start" after you have built the app and next.js handles the rest internally.

It'll be very useful to show how much disk space is allocated for each of the Subscription/Service plan in Plesk panel GUI.

Right now it's only possible to see how much disk space is allocated for the subscription with the DB query.
It'll be more convinient to have such information in the Plesk GUI, e.g. inside of the "View more statistics" page of the Reseller account or main Plesk page.