Hi,
In Power BI reports, right-clicking currently displays a wide range of options such as Include, Exclude, Copy, Share, and more. While these options can be helpful, they may also overwhelm end users, especially when they're looking for specific functionality like Drillthrough, which often appears at the bottom of the list.
It would be beneficial to allow developers the ability to customize or limit the right-click menu options shown to users. This would help streamline the user experience by surfacing only the most relevant actions - for example, displaying only the Drillthrough option when appropriate. While alternatives like dedicated Drillthrough buttons exist, the ability to tailor the right-click menu could enhance usability across various scenarios.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
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