We need to be able to disable the popup helpers and "tips" that constantly popup while using Power BI online. I am a Power BI report developer, and when I publish a report to test, I find that I am constantly inundated with these supposed helpers and tips about various features to use or try in Power BI. As a developer, I do not need or want to see these; they simply disrupt the user experience, they get in my way, and annoy me. As a new user, I would be overwhelmed (I just saw 4 - 5 of these popup right in a row as I navigated a workspace). Even if I was an intermediate or advanced consumer of reports, I would have likely already read about these features or would prefer to read about them on my own time.
It would be a better user experience to provide users with options to disable these helpers and all popups and then opt to receive emails either weekly or monthly. Most professionals do not have time to stop what they are doing to read these annoying popups and do set aside time to read emails and catch up on what's happening via newsletters and other email announcements. These bad UX practices need to stop and we just need reliable tools that do what we need them to do without fuss and without being insulted.
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