Make renaming layers consistent across Adobe applications.

I do like the use of Enter to rename a layer. Would be welcome to see that in Ai/Ps. Especially for Mac users it's very easy to get in to because it's the same as in Finder. Double clicking exactly on the layer's text is super cumbersome.

@Rick Gerard ,

but all of that is inconsistent. Here is the updated table about renmaing layers in these apps:

A double-click in After Effects opens the layer in the Layer Panel, so you can use Layer Panel tools like Motion Track, Paint, Rotobrush, and Clone and see the motion paths of effects like Lens Blur. Text and Shape layers will not open in the Layer Panel. I wish they would so you could see things like shape layer/Contents/Rectangle 1/Rectangle 1/Transform/Position so you could edit that motion path in the Layer Panel using the Pen tool. That would be useful.

When a Layer is selected in After Effects, you can rename the layer by pressing the Enter key and typing.

In Photoshop and Illustrator, a double click on a layer also opens the Layer Panel to give you options.  In Photoshop, the Layer name is not highlighted, so you have to click on the layer name to start typing. In Illustrator, the Layer Panel (layer options) opens with the Layer Name highlighted, so you can simply start to type. 

In Illustrator and Photoshop, you can double-click directly on a layer name to rename it. Perhaps the most useful change would be opening Illustrator and Photoshop's layer panel by simply selecting a layer and pressing enter.