Feature Requests

This is an Adobe CC wide issue but AE is where I notice it the most.Please revert the icons to the multi-colored versions! It makes no sense to make them the same color when the "themes" break down beyond video and photo use. I used the colors to quickly locate the software I needed to open, now I have a taskbar full of purple and have to squint to tell which letters I am clicking on. It seems like a very poor design choice that was likely made by the boardroom, not the creative team, and I beg you to change the icons back - or at least give US the option to have the multiple colors instead of mono-purple, which I'll add looks horrendous on a dark theme display.

Adding large TSV files with multiple columns and rows seems to bloat AE projects that link to the data.This is especially noticeable when multiple comps and pre comps link to data via expressions. It can be improved a bit by having the data only appear in one comp and then being linked to from other comps rather than adding the data to each comp. But overall the interface still runs much slower, and exports are considerably slower when rendering comps linking to data especially when the data file contains many rows and columns. Anything that can be done to improve performance makes using data in AE much more viable

Fix the way motion path bezier handles work so it is more intuitive.No After Effects I don't want these two keyframes which are right on top of each other to move. I Just want them to hold in the one position.Example: https://imgur.com/a/li3eC

It would be very handy to be able to click and drag for both dimensions of multidimensionnal properties (or spatial properties only?) in the timeline (like positions), using both axis of the mouse.This could be done through an additionnal icon, to keep the current behaviour on individual axis (see screenshot example)In case the property has three dimensions, this icon could be used to adjust only X and Y.This would make it easier to work with layers while hiding layer handles, allowing us to quickly move the layers without selecting/clicking in the viewport.Working with hidden layer handles improves a lot the interactive performance, which is very important when manipulating layers/rigged characters for example.It is also a big comfort as you can see the actual image you're working on, not polluted with handles.Even with handles, being able to move the layers like this is a good way to avoid inadvertently scaling the layers with the handles in the viewport, something we do so often peo