I agree with this idea.
Also, I'm not sure if I am putting this in the right place, but I can't see how to set the filter to work on a single value (and not on a range).

This would be a very nice feature!
There is any way to implement this ?

I also would appreciate this feature.

Any chance of a reply to whether this is on the horizon, or even possible?

It would be so nice to be able to avoid images like this for users

Same boat - presenting all the data in one hit loses its narrative effect.

It will be nice to have this.

same here, very nice to have

I would really like to see this as well!

In the short term, has anybody found a good way to modify these selectors using custom Javscript (e.g. with htmlwidgets::onRender), like on this thread?

@dmklotz I guess no one has found a solution to this yet. Is there going to be a new update for crosstalk that will include this feature?

@jcheng5 I saw that you started to implement a solution for this issue but there are still a few bugs to work out. I was just wondering if you had any updates. I am also interested in this feature.

Perhaps Joe's saving it as the big announcement at next week's conference!

same here. no default renders it useless for many applications

Also looking to implement this. In my application, I have a Data Table that was working fine prior to the addition of "a lot" of data (still less than 20k rows, but I guess that's a lot for the browser), and now the dashboard won't render at all. If I could select a default value, the table would never show more than 10 rows.

+1 for this. Having the default be "all" makes this useless for many applications. It would be great to set a default value.

+1 for this as well, but in the meantime, in case someone else ends up here, there is a good StackOverflow Answer that describes how you could use a JS chunk to select values on window load. Note, if you're knitting this from RStudio, you'll have to open the resulting display in a browser for the JS item selection to work.

Any update on this petition?