Creative Cloud desktop

I would like to be able to disable applications in my individual account (specifically Bridge). Multiple times I have run into an issue with Bridge. I have removed the keyboard shortcuts that interact with Bridge, as I do not have it installed. However clicking on a shortcut will automatically install Bridge. Everytime there is a major update to Photoshop it resets the shortcuts that interact with Bridge, so if I click the wrong hot key on my mouse in Photoshop, Bridge will install itself.  The only solutions given to me by the support team are to:1. Change/Delete the shortcut keys associated with Bridge (which I have done multiple times).2. Disable "auto updates" for all of my applications, so when I go to update I can select "keep preferences" (which should not reset the Bridge shortcuts).3. Have a team/enterprise account, as you are able to enable/diable applications with those levels of account.

It would be great if a password protection feature is added to the folders in the cloud to ensure the security of our work.

I'm pretty sure many have faced this problemEither they can't make the gradient they like into a library component as a gradient, not a group of colors that composes it.I hope this post reaches Adobe management for whoever is responsible for library updates and improvement to put this into their consideration when adding new features

Please allow this feature on assets.adobe.com/files. Should be similar to dropbox or any web hosting solution where it allows a folder to be downloaded as a zip file. Example Scenario: I had 1TB storage via my work account and after changing company, I changed my plan and storage is now 100GB and I'm left over full now so for me to be able to remove files (on a new machine), I have to first sync EVERYTHING which may not work properly because of the full cloud storage and then be able to remove folders/files to reduce storage (I can't use Adobe Express no longer because it's full now). If I'm able to download any folder as a zip file, I'd back that somewhere else, reduce my online storage and be able to put things back to normal.

It would be great to be able to see actual license usage data on an enterprise licenseMany users in an org would profess to "needing" an Adobe DC or Pro license, when in fact they don't.I'd like to be able to say with airtight evidence that X user has not availed of their assigned licence(s) for 6 months for example and to provide a reason for keeping it.Or that Adobe would automate such a process that it warns users that due to inactivity, their license will be taken away unless a valid reason is supplied, which then goes to the console admin to approve or disallow. but also have the ability to exempt certian users (c-suite for example) from this automation.Underused/unused licences is prevalent everywhere and this would be a very welcome addition 

I think it's important to have an option in the administrative panel where we can know the days that a user accessed and which Adobe product was accessed. To help control the use of the contracted package products. The support agent I spoke with a little while ago reported that this option does not exist. I'm the admin and I missed that admin feature.

Dear Sir/Madam,In emergency like cyclone and any medical emergency, my workstation at office and laptop carry at home sometime facing login, kindly keep very simple login method. so we can do fast and work our projects fastly.This is my sincere request.BR,Rajesh Mehta(M) 97xxxxx006

Hello! Being able to see photos as files, folders, and knowing exactly how much space each individual photo takes up in adobe cloud would go an extremely long way for users.Often times I just wish to grab a particular set of photos. I love the way assests work for instance, and generally being able to just grab some pictures quickly without having to load hundreds or thousands thumbnails would be very efficent and save lots of time for specified workflows.At times I also have to work from slower computers, which can really struggle loading all the thumbnails and lightroom's interface, that I often end up having to take an extra extra step of saving to my phone, then sending to myself to access on the device.

When I am placing text and objects in a corner, I would like some guides to pop-up and let me know when the space form the edge is even on both sides.This is helpful when I am placing photography credit for example. Save some time from fiddling around trying to make it look even.

I do not want, nor have I ever consented to, having the Creative Cloud Files being on the windows explorer sidebar. I have disabled it in the Registry Editor, but within a day it puts itself back there. This is how a virus behaves, not how trusted software behaves. How do I permanently remove the Creative Cloud Files from Explorer sidebar? Stop trying to force Creative Cloud on people. It's more than obnoxious.