Feature Request: Add "Ignore Update / Hide Notification" switch for OS-Incompatible Apps (Windows 10 Users)

I am running Windows 10 and currently using Adobe Bridge version 16.0.3, which works perfectly for my workflow. Because I have no plans to upgrade to Windows 11, v16.0.3 is the final compatible version for my operating system.

Despite this, the Creative Cloud Desktop app is permanently stuck displaying a red notification badge and a "Not Compatible" warning forcing me to update to Bridge v16.0.6—an update my system cannot physically install.

It is a massive oversight in user interface design that users cannot dismiss, hide, or ignore updates for applications that are hard-locked by operating system requirements. I want to receive update notifications for Photoshop and Lightroom, but I am forced to look at a permanent, un-dismissible warning for Bridge.

I am demanding that the Creative Cloud Engineering team implement an "Ignore Update" or "Hide this Notification" switch.

When an app reaches its final compatible version on an OS, the Creative Cloud app should:

1. Recognize that the maximum compatible version is already installed.
2. Stop flagging newer, incompatible versions as a pending "action item."
3. Allow the user to right-click the app and choose "Ignore future updates for this version" so our notification badges actually function properly for the apps we can update.

Please address this design flaw. Windows 10 remains heavily utilized, and forcing an un-clearable "error/warning" state on users who are intentionally staying on a stable, compatible version makes zero sense.