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Otzar
Participant
June 26, 2026

Critical Bug in Latest Update: Text disappears when double-clicking to edit in the Text Panel

  • June 26, 2026
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Previously, double-clicking a line of text inside the Text Panel (Captions/Graphics tab) allowed for quick and seamless text editing. In the latest version, the moment I double click a text line inside the Text Panel, the entire sentence completely disappears from the panel.

The Impact: The only workaround right now is to manually edit the text directly inside the Program Monitor (Preview window). This slows down my workflow drastically. Furthermore, when editing inside the preview window, standard text editing keyboard shortcuts (like deleting a whole word or a whole line at once) do not work at all.

This makes editing captions and titles incredibly slow and nearly impossible for daily professional use.

Please look into this and release a hotfix urgently.

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    Stan Jones
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    June 26, 2026

    @Otzar,

     

    I am not seeing this in PR 26.3.0 on Win 11.

     

    I can double-click to enter edit mode in the text for both graphics text and captions.

     

    If you click on text in the text panel and hit the Enter key, does it enter edit mode?

     

    If you’re in 26.3 and experiencing this, I’d troubleshoot in this order:

    Reset your workspace. Close and reopen PR. Create a new project, add one clip and create a sequence, add one graphics text instance with the Type tool. Double-click in the text panel? Does that work?

     

    Restart PR and hold the shift key down. In the reset dialogue, clear the media cache. You can reset preferences, but if you have a lot of customization, I like to hold that off, and also backup you main profile folder first.

     

    Stan

     

     

    Amy the Stuv
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    June 26, 2026

    Hi @Otzar ,

    Welcome to the Premiere forums! We are glad to see you here. We need a few more details to help us understand the issue. Please see, How do I write a bug report?

    It can also help to know a little about the text you’re editing. What is the primary language? Is it an imported captions file? Does the graphic have multiple layers of text? This will help us reproduce the same issue on our end so we can understand what’s happening.

    Thanks for reaching out. I hope we can help you soon. Sorry for the frustration!

    Thanks,

    Amy