It would be great to have an option to use shared steps not in just one project, but choose multiple projects to use it in.

Shared steps are very useful and i propose will be a lot more if we could parameterize them. For a piece of data thats required in the shared step can be named as a variable/parameter which can be specified a value either in the test case or during test run time. This will make the shared steps way more reusable and us QA Engineers a lot more productive.

An option to export all defects to CSV

After resolving a defect, an option to set all the related test cases in test runs to Re-test would be very useful.

On test plans page with a large number of plans created, it is inconvenient to use it as you have to scroll to the bottom of the list to find the plan you need. Addition of the search bar would solve that.

some sort of a checkboxes in defect so we can delete/resolve group of them at once

When sending results of the automated executions, there is no way to assign a result to a specific parametrized version of a case if it had parameters set. It would be great to have a possibility to submit results against each parametrized version of a case, if it has parameters set.

When navigating the repository, it would be nice to have more contrasting highlighting of a) suite that is selected in the suite tree, and b) a case that has been selected on the screen

Problem is to have a smarter way to organize tests. Goal is to be able to create test plan and run end to end tests across apps. Example regression test front end, api, backend, third party integration, email etc. Currently the whole application is grouped by project. Which is good for single responsibility and management. However there are cases where we need to test the whole app or platform. Not sure how to do this. A work around I was thinking of is to create another project and export and import test suites from other projects. Another problem is when the company has different products. So we have to have a company level down to test case hierarchy.