Where can I find a dedicated space for feature requests in Shopify?

Shopify Discussion

Topic summary

No Dedicated Feature Request Portal

Shopify currently lacks a centralized space for feature requests. Users must submit suggestions through community forums, where staff like Luna manually collect and forward feedback to developers.

Key Feature Requests Submitted:

  • Metafields: Import/export functionality for the new metafields system; URL metafield picker similar to theme settings
  • Collections: Ability to compare “Compare At Price” vs “Price” fields for automatic “On Sale” collections; variant-based collections instead of product-only
  • Checkout/Invoicing: Dedicated VAT number field for EU compliance
  • Product Management: SKU/Price/Cost filters on main Products page; default Draft status for new products instead of Active; internal product notes
  • POS: Modifiers feature for cafes/restaurants
  • Orders: Add line items to existing orders; update shipping methods/costs post-purchase; multiple tracking numbers per purchase order
  • Technical: Split-screen code editor; fix CSS input field auto-reload interrupting typing; BIMI email branding support
  • UI/UX: Store-level favicon management; file search in image selector; display product titles (not order numbers) in customer order history

User Frustration:

Multiple users express disappointment that Shopify lacks a structured voting/tracking system for feature requests, unlike competitors such as Wix. The current forum-based approach is described as chaotic and opaque, with no visibility into roadmaps or development priorities.

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Another request:

A store should be able to configure a “default favicon”, or even store multiple favicons at the “branding” level, i.e. at the “store” level, not at the “theme” level.

And the default should automatically populate to a new theme unless a different favicon is chosen at the theme level.

For someone who does new themes often for promotions, etc., the current method is a pain, and the favicon is easy to forget in creating a new theme.

This current method is also a pain for a “low tech” store owner who currently “needs help” figuring out things like favicons, currently buried in the config of a theme.