Feature Requests

I would like a hot key for the "REVEAL IN BRIDGE" right-click option in COLLECTIONS.For me, at least, this would speed up navigation to various job folders.

When we transform words in Japanese from Hiragana to Kanji or Katakana, typing tab allows it in Finder, and general apps like Notepad. But when we do the same operation in Bridge while renaming folders, typing tab will discard folder renaming and focus shifts to next folder under the folder which you were working on renaming. This experience is stressful and want it to be improved.

It'd be great to be able to add custom shortcuts as is available in all other Adobe apps.

Compact Bridge On IdleKlaus5F8DExplorer , Apr 25, 2023Hello,this is in hopes to be forwarded to the Adobe Team.Regarding Bridge / Preferrences / Cache settings. Bridge 13.03.693It is recommended to have "Compact Cache On Idle" checked, but when doing so one is constantly bombarded with the blue pop up, asking if you want to do so.Wouldn't it make more sense not to be bothered by something that supposed to take care of something automatically anyways?Can this pop up please be eliminated ... it is not necessary and has no purpose.... wasn't there before either.I'm writing this after a previous post and solving the problem regarding the blue pop up ... by unchecking "Compact Cache On Idle" ... to not being bothered with the annoying pop up ... only by NOT following the recommendation. Thanks

As culling takes a lot of time for wedding photographers: I would love to have a automatic "face view" in Adobe Bridge, to cull faster at group photos. There is a lot of culling software on the market, but I would prefer to have everything in my beloved Bridge 🙂Thanks!

Would like a zoom (enlargement) in the library preview. I also find navigating between different 'Personal Libraries' with different content a bit cumbersome. First before -> before -> before, then everything back and forward in the next folder and so on.At the top of the bar (with the back arrow at the library name) there would be enough room to the right for more open, intuitive navigation.

There are fields in the newest IPTC Standard that are not available in Adobe Bridge. The following fields will add much needed functionality for a number of use cases. Please add the following:CV-Term About imageGenre (Generic, not Intellectual Genre)Product Shown in Image

PSDファイルのサムネイル画像はPSDが保存された状態の画像が表示されるが、PSDファイルがカンプを持っていた場合、Bridge上からその各カンプ画像をサムネイル画像として確認することはできない。Bridge上のサムネイル画像が　PSDファイルのどのカンプ画像で表示するかが設定および切替ができれば、Bridge上でそのPSDファイルの各カンプ画像が確認できる。このような機能があれば便利だと考えます。

スライドショーの　画面切り替え時間が今　最小1秒なので　0.1秒単位　および　遅延無での高速切り替えができるようにしてほしいです。これはもはやスライドショーではなく簡易アニメーション機能というべきかもしれませんが

Also, I want tabs to look more like tabs.too hard to seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!

While scrolling the content using bridge 2023 I get around 10-15 frames per second, not the case with bridge CS6 where I get 165+ frames per second.Improve the performace the user experience got worse with Bridge 2023.

Latest bridge not compatible with latest acrobat. Cant open pdfs from bridge Latest acrobat not available in file type Associations. How much of my time should I waste for the $700 I pay yearly?

I would like to see numbering of thumbnails in the corner like in Lightroom. It's a great feature and useful for identifying raw files that I have exported as proofs to clients.

Please add the function "Reference View" in Camera Raw Converter (Bridge) as it is in Lightroom Classic.Reason is, that when you edit pictures in Camera Raw you are currently not able to compare picture in view (left reference, right pic to edit)When Lightroom Classic has the feature, so it should be easy for Adobe to include this also in Camera Raw Converter, isn´t it?Thanks.

I have various folders holding photographic images - dng, tiff and jpg - and categorised these under Bridge Collections. Moved files around in folders and even deleted some subsequently empty folders. Now all Collections are empty, showing 'Missing Files' and the recovery process, one at a time, is insanely laborious.

I am doing a lot of 45 MP bird shots with 400-800 mm lenses. Even with a fast Mac it takes forever to identify the pictures that are the sharpest. I would appreciate a function where Bridge went through a set of shots and marked the the sharpest. It might take time, but could run in the background or during creation of previews.

I'm missing "search by filename list" - feature from Bridge.I'm often sending hundreds of low-res previews from my photoshoots to my clients and they respond me with folder of selected photos.It would be perfect workflow to simply copy these files and paste them as filenames to (specific) search tab. Similar workflow is available at least in Lightroom and in one other popular tethered shooting application. There are some scripts available to get this function, but they seem to be quite unstable.Also I would appreciate if you invent something even more innovative workflow to select batch of original camera files for final post-processing. Using either list / folder of low-res files with same filename or even using capture time or other image metadata or image itself where they wouldn't be need to care about filenames.

Bridge display breaks if a directory contains files with special characters in their filenames, including accent marks (common in non-English names!). Bridge will claim that directory has "no items to display." Not only does it not display the images with non-basic characters, it won't display ANY of the images in that directory.Please fix this bug so that Bridge will not get hung up on special characters in filenames!(Unfortunately because this is a shared directory linked to a content management system I can't just edit the filenames in the finder to fix this. It is also not possible to ensure files are uploaded to this directory with clean filenames.)

When we place a photo at the beginning of a stack, then we make another display with another filter and finally we display the stack in question again with a filter, the chosen photo is no longer at the beginning of the stack. This bug should be fixed.

There is an apply previous conversion option in Bridge, but what about a relative previous conversion option? For example, you've color corrected 1,000 images. Some were color corrected at night, so naturally those images are a little bit off. You could use the copy and paste settings to only select color balance, but then you notice that by going cooler on the color balance, the images need a little bit brighter exposure. This has to be done manually for each image as every image is a little bit different when it comes to exposure, especially if you're shooting with flash or aperture priority. If there were a relative previous conversion, you could do this in all one step. Make changes to the first image, apply the relative previous conversion, and it adjusts by the amount of change you made to the previous image. You adjust the color balance by -0.5 and exposure by +0.2. This relative change is applied to all the images you select and apply it to. This is also perfect for when you ha

Lately Camera Raw has been freezing and the way to unfreeze computer it to force close Bridge, therefore losing all my edits as there is no save command on Camera Raw. The only way to save images is to click Done. However if I wanna be saving my edits as I’m making them it’s tedious to be opening and closing camera raw. Ctrl+S saves a new file with applied edits. It’d be nice to have Ctrl+S to work has it does on Photoshop, so that I can save my images in Camera Raw as I’m working on them so that if I crash I don’t loose all my edits. Or live saving like Lightroom would be cool as well.

I want to be able to see the edits made to jpg images in ACR in LightRoom. It appears I can save the ACR edit data as an xmp but then that data cannot be imported into LightRoom as it could if they were raw files. Need to be able to either embed the edit details into the jpg properly from bridge/ACR or to open the xmp file and import it to LightRoom when working with jpgsthank you

What is the embedded metadata attribute and value to identify if a transparent background exists within a digital image by metadata alone? There is a need to be able to know they are present via metadata, look it up on Bridge via metadata and report on it in bulk for hundreds of thousands of images at a time. Not by visually checking each image which is unrealistic in volume. If it does not exist today, can we have a means of identifying Transparent backgrounds within embedded metadata that can be checked (in bulk) for many images? I did find the ability to identify a clipping path in embedded metadata in bulk without ever visually checking an image (ClippingPathName : Path1), so please make it easier to identify images with a transparent background without opening them up and visually checking them for time savings. If this does exist, please share how to identify transparent backgrounds with embedded metadata alone.

Bridge has encountered problems and needs to close, we apologizeWhat is the problem? And solution?

Like the previous 10+ versions of Bridge, when you double-click on a folder it expands to show other folders inside. Most professionals do this HUNDREDS of times a day. This is REMOVED in Bridge 2023. Instead of having a nice large area to double-click on (the ENTIRE folder name), you have to EXACTLY click (I'm talking 1 pixel off and it doesn't work) on the super small little arrow > next to it instead. This un-needed precision which is now required takes WAY longer to navigate through folders, especially when file management is a HUGE part of many creative jobs. You're making more work for us for no reason. This really does add up time-wise when you need to expand folders 200, 500, 1000+ times a day... every day... year after year...