Add internationalization support so folks can use Compass in their own language.

Tagging a few languages for searching / SEO:
Mandarin Chinese
French
Spanish
Bengali
Hindi
Portuguese
Arabic
Japanese

Here's my workflow:
- I open a collection
- I then run some filters to check some entries
- I want to check something in another collection, so I click on the relevant collection in the sidebar
- My tab was overriden and I lost my filter!
It should have opened a new tab, because I actually interracted with the previous tab.

When explain plan in Compass takes a long time to analyze, it appears as though nothing is happening and it looks broken.

If you have a longish DB/namespace name, the labels on the tabs become pretty useless, as all they say is "Documents (verylongdbnamewhichiknowalready)" and there's no room for the name of the collection.

This forces me to navigate through tabs to find the collection I was querying.
I feel that the "Documents" or whatever main label is on the tabs can be communicated via the tab icon only.

The name of the namespace could either be hidden entirely and shown only on the tab body, or shown on a separate line from the collection name.

The annoying thing for me is my web applications are heaviley dependant on Database View content.

in MongoDB Compass it quickly becomes a time waste to manually click a boolean property and change "false" to "true".

Please add a small toggle box button next to Boolean values.

Thanks, Carl.

If a document contains a well-formatted (and sanitised) URI, then hovering over it should display a preview of the resource it links to (perhaps an image in s3) or the option to click through to it using the OS standard browser.

For now, there is only a shell but why not have an editor with a MongoDB file extension so we can save and load MongoDB scripts like with MySQL Workbench?

Hello,

Visually impaired users rely on a screenreader to have information read by a speech synthesizer or displayed on a braille display. Popular screen readers are VoiceOver on Mac OS as well as JAWS and NVDA on Windows or Orca on Linux Desktop.
Currently, a screen reader isn't able to work properly with MongoDB Compass.

https://github.com/mongodb-js/compass/issues/2776

Implement a CTRF+F function to allow "text search" in results page (like in a Browser)

example : In a collection, I use "Filter" field to search document and compass returns 15 documents. I hit CTRL+F and I can search a field name or a value and navigate between.

Hello,

It would be great if there was an app for MongoDB Compass on IOS and Android. This would allow people on the go to access their database quickly and easily.
On IOS, there are already applications for MongoDB, but they are paid, and not official.

I hope many of you will approve of this idea! (I need it 😄)

Have a nice day,
~ Polo

In case we have two monitors, I think is valuable detach the mongoh terminal/console in one explicit window to move it to other monitor. Of course, the option to apply the inverse should be available too.

Thanks for your understanding.

The _id field is not always visible when browsing through the data, because of the sorting. It would be great if _id is always visible by ensuring it is listed first.

It would be useful to be able to display columns for fields in a document in alphabetical order

Currently, after you switch to table mode in a collections tab, compass won't remember that option when you open a new collection tab. Being table mode user 99% of the time, it would be really useful to remember last mode selected when opening a new tab, or be able to define the default view mode

It would be nice to have a Cmd/Ctrl + P or Cmd/Ctrl + K shortcut like in VS Code or Slack to quickly switch to a different collection or database without having to click around as much.

Currently, if you toggled open two or three children and you click the refresh button, it collapses everything back to the root document. If you are developing a feature that edits two or three children deep, every time you test something you must refresh and open those children again. I think this is similar to https://feedback.mongodb.com/forums/924283-compass/suggestions/40564825-remember-the-expanded-state-of-object-when-coming but is focused on refreshing the same collection rather than tabs.

For security reasons, MongoDB Compass is running on machines in a Network Zone we connect from our own computers via RDP protocol.
During connection time, MongoDB Compass displays a background animation which consumes huge network bandwidth and if for any reason, network between local and remote is bad, the RDP screen finally freezes and the only choice is to interrupt the connections (between local to Network Zone which breaks the one between Compass and our MongoDB servers).
Can you remove this animation or put an option to remove it please ?