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@Martin Dias: I stumbled across a way to do this while checking out Plesk's CLI docs (server_pref). You can forbid customers from changing their main domain name while still allowing them to set their webroot/docroot (and www/non-www) preferences with 2 steps:
1. Via root, run: `plesk bin server_pref --update -forbid-subscription-rename true`
Note: Applies to customers only. Admins can still rename domains.
2. Via Admin GUI: Go to Service Plan > Permissions, enable "Domains Management" option
It's not as nice a solution as a UI with more granular/intuitive permissions management would be, but it's a good workaround in the meantime. Hopefully this helps!