Disable/hide visual borders when hovered over, atleast in full screen mode. It makes the UI look pretty untidy.
pbiideas1
6 years agoNew Member
I agree that this is untidy and creates a poor user experience. However, I don't want to have to turn this off or on for every element. These borders should only be visible in Edit mode in the Power BI service. In View mode, I would expect this to behave the same as embedding. I've had clients specifically avoid the Power BI service because they don't feel the final reports feel polished with all the pop up containers - they feel like it's an edit/backend view rather than an end-user facing view.
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