Creative Cloud desktop

Other cloud storage, i.e. Google Drive, Dropbox, etc, are automatically recognized as Cloud Storage in the Finder Sidebar, but not CC Sync Folder. Suggest that to have CC Sync Folder also have the same.  

Feature to choose which files should be downloaded and which should be kept on the Cloud rather than the entire gamut of files being downloaded to local drive.Online, 1000s of people have asked for this feature, every collegue I work with in the industry complains about this not being in place - we're still awaiting the HUGE need for this feature to be met. What is the point of having cloud storage if you cannot choose to keep things on the cloud. OneDrive, Dropbox and many others allow selective file synchronisation - because you don't need to sync all files all the time and we need to keep harddrives light, save bandwidth and save the planet.Furthermore Adobe, your CC software often bugs out (quite often after an update) and then wants to re-synchronise the entire freaking load of files! This has happened to me probably 10 times now - sometimes I've ended up with two Creative Cloud folders alongside each other - what a bloody waste of time, energy, blah blah blah. You'd think Adobe w

This happens just often enough to be slightly annoying. When Adobe renames apps (adding the current/next year to the app name) it results in broken links in the task bar (Win) and dock (Mac, not shown). Please consider naming apps with a single, canonical name, and let users visit the app's "about" menu to determine what version they are on. "Adobe InDesign" would be an excellent name for the app, no matter what year I am using it in. Thanks for considering!

How come there isn't a button or a function that allows you to close all background tasks of Creative cloud and other Adobe programs?Every single time I have to go and press end task in the Task-Manager about 20 times, since there are about 10-15 tasks running and some jsut reopen after closing them if you're not fast enough while closing everything else...That's jsut annoying yet it could be such a simple feauture...

Adobe, I love ya, but you're acting like my crazy ex right now. I've been using Generative Fill and all the lovely AI tools for months in beta and now in the main apps. So I really don't need you to be sending me push notifications and popups every five minutes telling me to 'try it'. Can your notification system get a bit smarter? Recognise the users who've already taken the plunge with new features and spare us the repeat invites? Or at least give us an Ignore All button. For the sake of my sanity, please!  

I have had to reinstall my machine, and now I have a fresh Creative Cloud install.And I found that my settings from Photoshop, Illustrator and so on are now not available to be restored.Upon searching, this appears to be fairly recent. I am sitting here in DISBELIEF. Adobe, WHY has this been removed. If it needs improvements, then say so. We can't even change the location of the Adobe preferences folders to be on OUR OWN Cloud storage.Just give us Preferences / Settings  etc sync back.

Chromebookʻs are widely popular in schools today. They are cheap, affordable and robust enough to complete coursework. However, Adobe Creative Cloud still does not have the capability to offer its services on Chromebook. Iʻd like to request an update or app improvement to allow users to work in Adobe online to support school programs such as Photography, Film & Media, Yearbook, Digital Media and more. Schoolʻs can provide funding for licesenes for Adobe but can not support the purchase of more expensive computers, especially in rural areas. This update would provide equitable access without having to find work-around ways like downloading through Google Play. An online version would be very helpful to support ACC. 

We wish a policy in the Adobe admin console where we could set that "removing older versions" is the default value and this option should be unchangeable by the Windows 10 end users without local admin rights. The reason for this is, that if a users has plenty of Adobe products installed and use a small notebook (with a small harddrive) with other installed application in a corporate envoirment (Windows Update cache / SCCM cache....), there will be free disk space issues after a certain time. 

We have about 3'000 Adobe Acrobat Standard/Pro end users and would like to establish the Creative Cloud desktop (CCD) as a self-service to our Windows 10 end users without local admin rights (for installing and updating Adobe products by themself). This works fine but there is currently no option for forcing updates after a specific time period. If the end user don't care about updates there could be a security issue in this case, because the installed products can be outdatet. Therefore we wish a policy in the admin console were we could set a time trigger after updates have been released to force install udates by CCD without the interaction of the end users. 

Would be useful to be able to receive email or other notifications when assigning licensing based on groups (Active Directory in this case).This is a nice feature but using it would not necessarily require us to be on the portal at all times for license assignment and it is possible to overextend license assignments without knowing it for some time.

After reviewing the message boards I can see there is no way to download complete folders from the Creative Cloud. This needs to be fixed, it's a huge issue for a variety of obvious reasons.When can we expect an update? 

I have been working with Adobe Creative Cloud Console and managing it for our organization. We have about 100 plus profiles and each of them have their own admins multiple in a lot of them and have assigned the Adobe Creative Cloud licenses that each of the profiles have requested for. The admins of the profiles have assigned the users that can use the Adobe Creative Cloud licenses. We use Federated IDs and ahve about 362000 users.Given this scenario I realized that there is no way to back up the profiles and the users and admins in the various Creative Cloud profiles and the licenses assigned to them so that in case of a disaster or corruption in the profiles one can restore the profiles including the users in it and the license count and the admins?I am surprised no one requested for it and would be really greatful if Adobe can add this feature of Adobe Creative Cloud Profile backups and restore for the Adobve Admin Console.Thanks

To improve the Creative Cloud app, we're working to provide a unified view of your assets across the Adobe ecosystem. To start, you can now easily access your Lightroom photos in the Files tab of Creative Cloud Desktop. You can then take actions on your photos like opening them in Lightroom web or editing them in Photoshop.    We would love to hear your ideas on how to improve this feature.  To provide feedback simply post your suggestion on this thread or upvote to any existing suggestion.        

of course i assume adobe wants updates to the latest version, granted.however, my creative needs require more than 1 version of certain apps.that said, it is extremely unhelpful that, in 1 context, you title the apps 2024, 2023, etc by year,but then in another, in CC updater, you just put the version number, WITHOUT the year.it forces the user to figure out which is which, when the solution is just as simple as putting the full app name, including year in the namethis is feedback to make CC more user friendly - it is currently not helpful in this.users are paying you every month for a subscription, so the least adobe could do is make updating easier by displaying BOTH version and full app name. in this respect, adobe is out of conformity to industry standards, which is unprofessional.please display both in the CC updater.thanks in advance.

I think it would be useful if the admin console could view or report who is currently logged in. Also, it would be great if we could have a report of the licence usage over a period of time to monitor how much the licence is actually used.

The option to keep certain files or folders synced only online rather than have them saved to the local PC. I have many large design files I don't need to access frequently that take up a lot of storage collectively, but still need to keep for future reference.

Would you please add a feature in Creative Cloud Desktop app to bring more control to admins by allowing to disable/hide apps trials?It's highly frustrating for our users to test a product that is not available in our contract!

PLEASE make workspaces a library item. PLEEEEZ. Over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over I have to recreate my workspaces when there's an update or something. It's what we in the design community call "a real pain in the xxx <profanity removed- kglad>."   Saving them in CC Libraries seems to me a smart way to handl

We need a report that includes user, product and storage usage in one report. Today I need to generate 2 reports and combine them to get an overview for all users within my company...I can't be the only one who needs this type of report.The value of this is time and control.

There needs to be a tool to migrate Product Profiles and Group Asignments to new Products as old Products expire.  Currently it is a manual process and we have several hundred Product Profiles that need to be recreated.

The packaging process for macOS Sysadmins to make Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop available to non-administrative users is absolutely horrible!It makes absolutely zero sense to login to the Admin Console to configure an installer, so we can then download a downloader (that's not signed or notarized by the way) that downloads a Bundle Package (a method that Apple have discouraged for years). Then, using an MDM - in my case JAMF - to deploy the package requires zipping the PKG so it can be deployed to endpoints, but every time, something goes wrong with the ZIP/UNZIP process, so it breaks.There are several best-practices being ignored. i.e. - Configuration via Apple Configuration Profiles or even MCX instead of customising the package every time- The Download Helper is not signed or Notarized, requiring either disabling GateKeeper or removing the com.apple.quarantine X Attribute from the downloaded .app- Providing Bundle Packages instead of Flat Packagesor- Put the software into the Ma

Currently you only have 2 options within the Adobe Admin Console:       1. Block all add-ons for all users.      2. Allow all add-ons for all users.We believe this lacks the necessary access controls, espcially within education tenancies, and needs to be developed to allow System Admins to select which add-ons are available to which group of users.We currently want allow Google Drive and OneDrive for all users, as we already use Google Classroom and MS Teams. However, we cannot do this without allowing other storage, AI related, and other add-ons which wouldn't be suitable for schools and espcially learners. Enhanced controls should be developed so we can restrict all add-ons until they're reviewed, and make available for a specified target of users.

I want to be able to upload to Frame.IO without any of my collaborators or team members knowing. And then trigger a notification later in time when I want them to be able to view the new uploads, and possibly be able to schedule the time of when that notification will go out. Multiple reasons for this: For instance, if I am editing overnight and I don't want the notification of the new upload to be missed when they wake up in the morning. Or if I am editing on the weekend I don't want the other people involved to see the notification until business hours on Monday. If they get it Saturday they might forget about it when they are back in the office.  The other reason: I am uploading tests for the sake of comparison viewing with existing edits, I don't want to overload the team members/ collaborators with notifications so that they will then miss the actual notification when it is time for them to review.  PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!

According to the FAQs here, "The Azure Sync can only provide user management for the primary Admin Console in a primary-trustee Admin Console relationship. Any trustee Admin Consoles can take advantage of single sign-on with the federated directory but must use a separate form of user management (such as CSV manual upload, User Sync Tool, or User Management API.)" This idea is to expand the Azure AD sync cababilites to include trustee admin consoles. The current offering requires organizations to maintain additional code, processes, and/or jobs to sync users to the trustee consoles. It would be nice to be able to do everything within Adobe Cloud and Azure AD.

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