In the Power Apps Admin Center, you can select a Environment, choose Resources and select Power Apps to get a list of all the current Apps.
So far so good.
In order to clean up some of the older apps / unused apps I want to be able to open them and take a look to see if they are actual apps, or something someone started and never finished.
As the Global Admin / Power Apps Administrator I thought this would be possible, however most apps I need to 'request access'.
I also note when selecting 'Details' for a specific app, checking the 'Connections' tab always shows nothing (I tested this against an App I know has connectors and same issue).
So,
How do I view an app without needing to add the admin account as owner (and if there's no way, is there a quick way to do this in bulk?
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