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Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8.If a Secondary window is opened and Primary window closed, there is no way to open a new Primary window.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8 Bridge crashes if Secondary window is closed after primary window.1. Launch Bridge2. Open new Window (Secondary)3. Close Primary Window4. Close Secondary Window5. Click in menu bar to access Bridge File MenuResult- Bridge crashes.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8 When the Path Bar is displayed, clicking a folder in the path will load that folder into the Content pane. The associated tooltip should show the folder being pointed to, instead it always shows the full path to the current node.In this example, I was pointing the cursor to "Product Images" folder. You can also try this with a collection which is wildly wrong, the tooltip is populated with the path to the collection text file. 

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 Please indicate applied label and rating in Label menu and in contextual menu. This is especially useful in (for example) List View when the Label/rating column is hidden or in Thumbnail View when thumbs are too small to show labels/ratings.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 Both Windows and Mac have system share features available. Please implement these. On Windows,use something similar to a combination of the Windows Explorer "Send To" command and Share; on Mac, a combination of Quick Actions and Share would be good.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8 It appears that you have implemented the compress command using the commandline zip tool instead of ditto. This is poor behavior and inconsistent with how the Finder does compression.Zip simply aggregates files and does not (for example) preserve resource forks or save the folder hierarchy. Ditto will preserve Mac-specific metadata, resource forks, and will create a folder that preserves the folder heirarchy. The macOS Finder uses ditto, NOT zip.Admittedly, using ditto is more work. The coder must create a BOM text file, use mkbom to save into a valid BOM binary file, then specify that as an argument to ditto. However, laziness shouldn't determine how this feature is implemented.Creating a zip file from files in a collection simply dumps them into an archive on the Desktop, that unzips to a folder with those files.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8Error dialog is truncated and not useful when creating zip file from folders in Collection.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - macOS Monterey 12.6.8 HIG guidelines specify that inapplicable menu commands be greyed out. However, Capture Time commands are not.1. Select one or more folders in Content panel2. Edit->Edit Capture Time or Edit->Revert Capture Time to Original Neither command should be active as Capture Time does not apply to folders. 

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8Bridge draws script windows inconsistently.The first script uses "prompt" in the script, the second uses "Window.prompt". Yes, I should use the same commands in all scripts but there should not be two distinct window styles.There are similar inconsistencies in Bridge 12 and between Windows/Mac due to platform-specific window styles.  weight = Window.prompt(partNum + ' weight', ' ', 'Enter Item Weight'); newName = prompt('Enter part number');  

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8The File Info panel shows an incorrect modification date. 

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - macOS Monterey 12.6.8 File menu command is "Move to Bin" which is incorrect terminology. On US Mac systems, it should be "Move to Trash" (for example, the Finder uses "Move to Trash".).MacOS UI guidelines specify using consistent terminology to avoid user confusion. Please change the command to "Move to Trash".

Bridge 14 beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey When Export is selected from the Metadata panel hamburger menu, the Save dialog is drawn behind the Bridge window. The only dialog element drawn correctly is the File Format popup. Invoking Mission Control brings the dialog to the front. Also happens identically with the Import command. BTW, and File Format popup is extraneous as there is only one choice. This is a Windows UI element and not really used much on Mac. Please actually test these features.  

I downloaded the latest version of Adobe Bridge CC 2019. Something werid is happening in my Bridge. Usually we can click tools bar and click photoshop options and use Image Processor. However, my new 2019 Bridge does not have Photoshop options!!! God, I am dying. Someone please help me or if you are experiencing the same problem as mine.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 I have written a Folder List Export script allows export of metadata from selected nodes to a tab-delimitted text file. I include such data as title, keywords, date created/modified, filesize, etc.Please add this capability to Bridge. I should be able to select a list of files/folders and export that metadata to text within Bridge. If I as a non-programmer can manage it, surely the Bridge team can do so.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 EXIFTool is a powerful F/OSS tool which allows reading and writing metadata far beyoind Adobe's XMP implementation.I have written scripts to help integrate EXIFTool with Bridge. However, it would be nice to see Adobe adopt this tool and bundle it with Bridge. I'm not even a programmer and I was able to accomplish this pretty easily.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 One of the most common posts here is for help using Bridge with cloud services. All major services (Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive, Sharepoint, Box.net, Amazon AWS, etc) have SDKs which allow developers to integrate cloud storage. Please add support. If you want a good example, take a look at CyberDuck/Mountain Duck. In fact, maybe just license their products.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8 On Windows, sorting by Filename will sort Folders at the top (similar to Sort by Type). On Mac, sorting by Filename places folders inline in Details View.Please add a preference to make behavior the same cross-platform. Allow Folders to be sorted inline or always on top on Mac as well as Windows.

Bridge beta 14.0.0.57 - MacOS Monterey 12.6.8 and Windows 10 Professional (identcal behavior on both platforms) Panels added by script are not shown in Window menu. This is also the case in Bridge 13.x. The window menu in versions 12 and earlier DOES show script panels in the Window menu.This requires coding changes/fork for different behavior between versions, to allow script panels to be re-opened. 

 Bridge needs to have sort by ( Name 🔼🔽 / Date Created 🔼🔽 / Size 🔼🔽  / Type 🔼🔽 ) also added to Content Window: Details, Thumbnail, and Grid views. At present it is only in Content > List view.  Current methods are awkward if you are in Details, Thumbnail, and Grid views and want to reorder files: 1.  Go to bottom of Content Window > List View > Date Created > Ascending/Descending - then back to previous Thumbnails view  ( 3 clicks ) 2.  Go to top of application screen View > Sort > By Date Created > Descending Order, ( 4 clicks to sort by type etc 4 more clicks, back again to select change ascending/descending, total: 8 clicks ) It would be much quicker to stay in Grid/Thumbnail/Details and simply click ( Name / Date Created / Size / Type ) to reorder files. I would prefer to huse content window in Thumbnail mode. Solu

Is there any way to get Dropbox links to files within Bridge without having to go to the Finder?

I would very much appreciate it if BRIDGE was compatible with the SPLIT VIEW function integrated into Mac OS. It is indeed an extremely practical Mac function to work in parallel on two applications and in particular on a large screen. Thank you in advance.

I updated from Bridge 13.0.3 to 13.0.4 today. after the update Bridge does not display any RAW file thumbnails. I rolled back to 13.0.3. This is working OK but the flashing when scrolling from one full screen image to the next persists.Andrew

Hi @swati1234, + Bridge Team. I'm currently testing Beta 14.0.0.57… I have to conclude that the Bridge team badly needs UX / psychology experts to refine the still badly lacking GUI. But it also requires their help to improve the user-experience when browsing / searching / filtering data.Some easy to implement tweaks would make your software appear a lot more snappy – these tricks are used on practically every E-Commerce website. Online Shops often load hundreds or even thousands of images from some remote server location to a grid. Assets even may have to get converted and resized on the fly by CDN and such. Online Shops are constantly worried that their users may perceive the website as slow. Such frustration may lead potential customers to leave the shop and shop somewhere else.  Shop owners hate losing money, that why they invested in giving a snappy impression, even if the system cannot show all data right away.The situation in Bridge seems trivial in comparison. Data is

Hello, I'm trying the Bridge Beta, 14.0.0.57 on MacOS Ventura 13.5, and like usual I am able to perform file operations using copy (Command+C), and then Move (ie Cut) using the Option+Command+V shortcut. This works in macOS Finder as well as Bridge 13.I noticed now with the Beta app that the new "Keyboard shortcuts" feature maps Option+Command+V to "Paste Camera Raw Settings..." however, this is not what I wish it to do. That shortcut in macOS should perform the "Move Item Here" function to the desired folder, and I would like it to retain this. We used  to be able to using the "Cut" (Command+X) feature back in earlier versions (but was taken away), so the Option+Command+V feature was all we had. Now with the Beta version, I CANNOT MOVE FILES AT ALL, via the convenient keyboard shortcuts that are expected to work.In the keyboard shortcuts editor we can't even remap the shortcut to the move/cut option since it's not available as a menu option anymore (only simple paste is supported

helloabr and tpl files don't have thumbnailabr and tpl files don't have thumbnails, they did in cs versions of bridge, so I'm doing something very wrong, has anyone else had this problem?many thankslive long and photoshop away!