When selecting a bookmark, which of the following is restored by default?

When a bookmark is selected in Power BI, the default behavior is to restore the current report page. This means that the bookmark captures the specific page of the report and restores the view to that page when it is activated. Bookmarks are a powerful feature that help users navigate through different views within a report efficiently, allowing for a tailored experience based on the user's needs.

In addition to restoring the current report page, bookmarks also have the capacity to save and restore filters, selections, and other state properties. However, the primary aspect that will always reset to the specified context when a bookmark is activated is the current report page itself.

The other options are variations of settings or states that are not restored by default when a bookmark is selected. For instance, filters may be retained if they were saved within the bookmark but are not always applied based on the default context. Any visualizations that were deleted are not restored through bookmarks, as bookmarks do not track deleted visual elements. Lastly, bookmarks have no functionality to save or restore external application states, as they are specifically designed for internal navigation within Power BI reports. Thus, the current report page is the core element that is assured to be restored by default when a bookmark is selected.