Adobe Collaboration Experiences

With InDesign libraries, you can have many open at once as tabs. It makes jumping from one to another super easy (with a single click). With CC Libraries, you have to back out of the one you're in to find and open another, which is very cumbersome when needing assets from multiple libraries. Could there please be an option to 'open library in new tab' so we could have more than one open at a time? Thank you!

I would love to be able to add other file formats to Library or My Files, such as my custom Illustrator Settings, Color Settings, Custom Keysets, ICC profiles.

When installing adobe on a new computer, i realized there is no way to change the installing path of the program. This is really needed when working on a computer with a really small main drive, which you need to keep as empty as possible to keep the computer running. And having a really big drive that has plenty of space for Adobe programs and its temporary files.

Our team uses the Collaboration Experience when reviewing the next issue of our print magazine for spelling/clarity/formatting etc. Most of the pages inside of the PDF are 2-page spreads, so we have to zoom in quite a bit when using the Collab Experience for the text to be legible.  Once zoomed in, we need to scroll around the page while reviewing everything, and the auto-switching between pages when scrolling up and down becomes a huge inconvenience. It becomes annoying, quite honestly. Can a developer create a manual toggle for the auto-switching between pages while scrolling? I would love this feature. So would a lot of magazine publishers, I presume.

EPS is still an industry standard format for the print industry. This is a massive obstacle for our ateam, and onbe reason we havent fully embraced Cloud Libraries. Yes, we can go into Illustrator and convert the file format to .Ai, but this is a massive time waster if we are navigating through hundreds of logo and design assets.

We love the Adobe review links, its helped a lot with version control and collaborative review. Currently, the ability to view resolved comments (perhaps in a greyed out state?) within individual review links feature is missing and would really be helpful. The current notifications shows comments across all links which can get confusing especially when reviewing multiple projects. Some reviewers also find reading resolved comments helpful. Lastly, sometimes resolved comments have to be un-resolved for additional input.

I'd like the ability to set my preferences/defaults when searching on Adobe stock. I am mainly concerned with having to turn off AI-generated images using the filter each time. I'd rather have to turn it ON when I'm open to it/looking for it. 

This should have been so in 1999 with Image Ready and it is amazing that in 2024 I still have to use other 3rd party apps because Adobe is too lame to do the correct thing!Explain why PS or Express will not allow a folder of images to simply and easily be converted into one animated GIF without having to deal with layers and/or videos? Drop a folder of images and an animated GIF is made. If https://www.macgifmaker.com/picgif.html can make it this easy, why can't Adobe?There are FREE 3rd party app for the Mac that do this. Since I have been paying for Adobe products since March 1997, why hasn't this simple thing been added to Adobe?This PISSES ME OFF every time I have to make an animated GIF! Like I said, this should have been so since Adobe Image Ready in 1999. Where are you developers?!?!?!?

It would be efficiently if you add this feature that allow us to upload multiple folders at once rather than manual upload each batch of files for each folder. Same feature function for Google Drive that can upload folders. Hopefully it is available this year! 🙂

We often share projects from InDesign for reviewing and commenting. That process offer lots of advantages, but we believe that it would be super nice if the link between markers and comments was bidirectional. As of now, clicking on a comment on the ride-side of the UI displays some (a bit too subtle in my opinion) retoactions (circle around the marker, change of color, borders around highlighted words), but our people tend to click on markers expecting the comment associated to pop in the comment section (as in a Word document for exemple). Yes, hovering and clicking triggers a small retroaction in the comment pane, as long as the associated comment is already visible. But if it is not, it would be nice to automatically scoll the pane to the comment.Thanks for your consideration

Would like an export function for the Adobe Stock License History page.This would help with allocating costs based on usage.Functions for limiting access to a particular user or user group would also help.  

It would be wonderful to have a thumnail scaling option for the library. Some details within the current thumbs can be too small to discern the content.