Save and reapply timeline column layouts

Yeah, didn't solve my issue.

I've used Neat Freak and I recall it not adjusting column width in a custom way which I found frustrating.

Untill your request gets implemented you can use this script
https://aescripts.com/neat-freak/

I'm all aboard on this suggestion. Between a previous user maybe prioritizing different columns than I do and maybe working on a different resolution screen, I find it very frustrating to have to change these column layouts so often. I'd love a button to toggle or shortcut to my preferred layout(s).

I'd say a super ideal situation would be the option to have a few saved layouts, as I work on a 14" laptop plugged into a 4k display, and my layout varies depending on whether I'm on the go or in my office. On the go I'm more likely to have only the Switches visible and F4 between that and Modes. And sometime I want the timing columns visible, sometimes not.

The width of these columns is also important. I want to maximize actual timeline space, but I still want my Modes wide enough that I can read what the blending mode is, not just a few letters of it.

I work with eyeballs to the right, so first column beside the timeline... also, what drives me nuts is when designers use solo toggle on for final work. Very bad. Solo for test layers only, not production. 

+1 For this - for example, I work with eyeballs to the right of layer names, so being able to set all comps to match my preferred layout would be a big time saver when working with other designer's projects.

I would love such a feature too. But I think I'd rather have it as a preference setting that when enabled, all comps will always have the same setting and when you are in a comp and change it, it just stays that way immedeatly throughout all the other comp windows within the same panel.

I see. Indeed having an option to toggle this syncronously across all comps would be useful.

Mylenium

What do you mean by that specifically? The columns? Visibility options? Split viewers? A more detailed explanation certainly would help to understand your problem.

Mylenium