Could you please elaborate on your issue? Including some screenshots would be helpful. ... View more

Do you have an active selection that defines the area you want to copy? A selection is required for this menu item. ... View more

Use the dropdown list indicated in the screenshot below to switch to JPEG format. Another option available is to optimize for file size; please see the screenshot below. ... View more

Ok. ... View more

There is a solution I believe for this problem. Convert the Smart Object with the filter to a Smart Object, then scale it. Not ideal, but it is a solution. ... View more

I believe @Stephen_A_Marsh  is correct; below is a screenshot of the Preferences > General tab on Windows. ... View more

I do not think it's Adobe's fault; File Explorer is a Microsoft app, not Adobe's. ... View more

This is not a pop-up from Photoshop; I believe that info panel is from another software outside of Photoshop. ... View more

Have you tried changing the cursor preferences? Perhaps resetting the tool or even the preferences could be a solution for all the weird issues. ... View more

Could you post a screenshot of the entire window with the Layers panel expanded and visible?   By the way, what is bit depth?   If the image is 32 bits per channel, change it to 16 or 8 bits. ... View more

I cannot reproduce the issue on Windows 11 using Photoshop 26.0.0. Everything works fine. I tried several times. ... View more

I will tag @D Fosse who may be able to assist you more effectively.. ... View more

Which command are you using to save the file? If you are trying to save a layered file using the Save command, it will default to PSD because JPG does not support layers. Try using Save a Copy instead, or click on the Save a Copy button.   " The files will not open when I save them from bridge to a separate file. It defaults back to bridge and then it opens." I'm unclear about what's happening. Are you using Export from Bridge to save or convert files, and then you can't open them in Photoshop? ... View more

Could you post a screenshot of the entire window so we can see the magnification level? Judge solely at 100% view. ... View more

Here is a YouTube tutorial featuring step-by-step instructions https://youtu.be/iwFfOL3gU9A?si=QF3lY_VPEpUC_U5Z ... View more

Moved to the Photoshop Elements forum for better assistance. ... View more

I have no issues running version 26.0.0 of Photoshop on Windows. That relates to your machine, not a bug. I can't determine what the issue might be at the moment, but generally, it's not a bug. ... View more

Is that pattern pixel-based or vector-based? Could you post a screenshot with the layers panel expanded and visible? ... View more

I believe you are attempting to use a feature that is only accessible when you open a RAW file directly in ACR, rather than through Photoshop. Some features may be unavailable, such as Denoise, Super Resolution, Crop, and possibly others. ... View more

Photoshop differs from Illustrator, by the way. You can reveal hidden content by using Image > Reveal All, but this will expand the canvas or image area. ... View more

Watch the video again. I did what was shown in the video and noticed that when she dragged the feather slider to the right, I did the same but left it there. We are discussing the same effect.   ... View more

I downloaded your image, and after adding the mask, I was able to use the Feather tool in the Select & Mask workspace. Everything worked as expected. You might want to try resetting your preferences, as your Photoshop could be malfunctioning for some reason. ... View more

I don't see a mask in your first screenshot. To automatically create a transparency mask, drag the layer onto the layer mask icon. Then, use the Select & Mask workspace. ... View more

You can revert to a previous working version, can't you?   https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/using/install-previous-version.html ... View more

What is the pixel density of both machines? For example, if your MacBook has a pixel density of 227 pixels per inch (PPI) and your monitor has only 96 PPI, a 100px brush will not have the same dimensions on both devices.   Why? Because on the MacBook, 100 pixels will be less than half an inch (approximately 0.44 inches), while on the monitor, 100 pixels will be exactly one inch. This difference in pixel density will result in the brush appearing larger on the monitor than on the MacBook.   Additionally, in the Units & Rulers section of your software's Preferences, you can adjust the Screen Resolution setting to achieve a more accurate and consistent preview. ... View more

What occurs if you press the Opt key and the right mouse button at the same time? I can modify the hardness on Windows by using Alt + right mouse button or by pressing Ctrl + Alt + right mouse button and dragging upward or downward. ... View more

In Photoshop, you cannot have two different resolutions within the same document. All elements must share the same resolution. I don't quite understand what your issue is. Are you looking to scale a vector file or something else? If you have vector data, scaling it up will not result in any loss of quality. ... View more

Is this issue connected to the Android system?    If you are using a Huawei laptop, then I do not believe Photoshop deletes files, as it is not designed or programmed for that purpose. When we delete files, we must use an OS; at least, that is what I believe is happening. ... View more

Even with the shape layer selected in the Layers panel, I still have the option to Stroke path. Please post a screenshot of the entire window with both the Layers panel and Paths panel expanded and visible so we can try to clarify this. I cannot reproduce this issue on Windows running version 26.0 of Photoshop.   In the meantime, try resetting Pen or whichever tool is currently active. ... View more