Feature Requests

Quando criaram um software para criação de passeios virtuais para imagens equirretangulares e vídeos em 360? Pensem nisso. Aguardo confiante.

It would be helpful to be able to quickly access the list of published review links from the Creative Cloud desktop app. Currently, they are only accessible from the Creative Cloud Web page (under "Your Files" > "Published"), which is not as convenient.  This feature would allow me to quickly find the proof links (all my InDesign Share For Review links, XD shared links, Photoshop Share For Review links, etc) for my stakeholders whenever I need them again.

Since the cloud client is the "mother" of them all, I post it here.This is just a little comparison of how the UI, specifically the menu bars, of the Adobe tools are different at a point where you actually don't see the need for them to be different. Sure, there are many Adobe apps and those like Acrobat are total outsiders, but comparing Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator reveals quite a lot."What do you want to tell us?" you might ask now and I actually cannot say. My basic thought is that I wonder how and why the UI are not just the same.Menu bars:What do we see here?The home button isn't always next to the iconThe AI logo icon looks weirdThe ID icon is smaller than the othersThe home symbol of PS is smallerThe top bar of ID is bigger in height than the othersThe menus are vertically centered in the top bar with PS and ID, but not with AI Next, menu:What do we see here?The bezel around the menu items isn't vertically centered with AI, perhaps that goes with the other topic abo

I know many people (including me) that use open source tools, because they use this tools a few times a month. Not frequently. So altough they could choose adobe tools, the price by month is not affordable to they because maybe they uses the software four times a month.If Adobe could support the pay per use like some Google tools, a lot of users could migrate to Adobe tools, because if you use the software a lot, the payment was bigger than if you use the software only a few times.

With all the clever people and developers at Adobe, why have these simple features been overlooked! For some reason, a website of mine that uses Divi, created over 72,000 temp files in the Contents folder. I've deleted these from the desktop CC Sync folder. All these files have gone into the deleted folder online. The page is only loading 100 files at a time (which is another problem with the online sync folder), meaning I can only select and delete 100 files at a time! That's 720 times I need to select 100 files in order to delete them all! Is this practicle and a good use of my time,Adobe? Why isn't there one of the following options: Delete All/Empty Bin – The bin is simply emptied without the need to select anythingorSelect All –  A tick box, allowing ALL FILES to be selected and deleted. Surely one of these options should be standard practice? Please, please, please add these options. Cheers, G

Enterprise admins would benefit from a method to trigger application installation from the command line. Ideally this would include the ability to install a particular version.   Example: ccda -install PHSP 21.0.0   Options for removing previous versions would be beneficial as well.

As a deployment admin, i would like to give the ability to 80% of my users to deploy creative cloud in a self-service manner for all products, except for certain products (Premiere Pro, AfterFX, ...) because they cannot be updated because of extensions dependencies. As a result, we could create and deploy an unique package containing "creative cloud + premiere + afterfx" and hide premiere+afterfx from catalog. today, it is not supported to deploy creative cloud in self service, and a packaged application on the same computer.

In current default of “Remove old versions” is ON at Enable auto-update, and Update all dialog. They should be OFF on default to avoid accidental uninstall. Users really need to keep old versions till finish each projects. If you lost it during your project, it is really serious problem.

Really, we need the ability to throttle the amount of bandwidth this software uses. All updates and downloads consume the entire pipe.

CC needs to bring back this selective file sync, which is standard on all other cloud-based file services. This becomes a huge problem now that the files of an entire account (up to 100GB) will by default be downloaded to each system you sign in to and there appears to no longer be a way to only sync selective folders.

I love the new look and wider area of the home screen, but the app icons seem to be locked in a default order. I'd like be able to drag and order as I please, but another option would be to automatically sort by last used.

I shouldn't have to waste more data (I have a limited plan and I'm a teacher) to be able to uninstall this software! Please fix this!

The Creative Cloud App doesn't display any download size for software updates. Download size is critical for someone like me who sometimes relies on their cellphone's Internet Data Plan, which have a fixed maximum amount of data per month. Every serious software application manager program out there shows the size of their updates, at least during download. The fact that we even need to ask for such a basic feature is astonishing... Please address this ASAP.

Considering how much of an uproar the newly expanded "Creative Cloud Desktop" app UI has caused, I have a suggestion that I believe would satisfy both those who do like it and those who don't. Disclaimer: this are simply my opinion, I'm not presuming to know what every thinks, likes or wants.. But from my *interpretation* of the complaints I've read so far, mixed in with my own preferences, I believe this will be a good plan. In a nutshell, my suggestion is to keep "Creative Cloud Desktop" as a standalone application, much like it currently is, but to move the CC application management functionality into a separate app. So it would effectively contain nothing but the contents of the "Your Work" tab. The new "Creative Cloud App Manager" (just an example name) would effectively then become what the previous "Creative Cloud Desktop" app was before the new UI: simply a way to install, update and uninstall the other Creative Cloud applications, including the features that this new

Please let us to use Adobe application without the need of Creative Cloud Desktop app installed on system. I dont' have any interest in "cloud" experience, in sharing files or more. With latest release some applications need to have CCDesktop installed also if it is useless.

Please let us close the banner ad/search tool for Adobe Stock in the new Creative Cloud Desktop experience. I think it's fine to show it by default, but it's also important to let people choose whether or not they want to see it all the time.

The new "Creative Cloud Desktop 5.x" does not load any updates. respectively. The updates are very slow and badly installed. After a restart, I get it out that the app can install an update. Otherwise, the updates start to download and stay exactly at 37%. The old App loaded everything without problems. Only after the update of the desktop app there are problems In the Support/Error - Description is that I should look for the error with me. But if before everything worked without problems and mistakes, but with the new version the updates stop at exactly 37%. Why is the mistake then on me? Please fix the bug so that Creative Cloud Desktop will work again. The error is not due to the user. The error must be due to the software.

I have been Adobe customer for over 30 years. The shift from bought app packages to online apps has had both good and bad effects, but what's most important, the apps & fonts should work without net connection for a much longer time. Sometimes there are problems with net connections in either end. But since I continually pay for the use of the apps and need them for actual work which has schedules, I want to be sure the apps work even through the connection breaks. Or then I should be able to bill Adobe for the lost work time.

This window is far too big and intrusive - it was far far far better using a thin window - you can still get all your little icons in - the window now takes up over 75% of my screen. And the apps are all spread out - it is much neater and easier to use when the Apps are listed as they were before.

Installation Process for apps is slow. Please do something to make install process faster.

What I truly desire is for Adobe to provide strictly independent installers for EACH application in BOTH formats for BOTH major operating systems, ex. Photoshop 2021 gets BOTH an official MSI for Windows and ALSO get an official PKG for macOS. I also want these to be pre-zippped, with checksums published (sha256) and fully available PUBLICLY from a CDN endpoint, i.e. https://downloads.adobe.com/bin/win/photoshop2021.4.19.win.zip I want to be able to use the existing Admin Console workflow to simply generate a configuration/activation only package allowing me to specify options (Named-User or Shared Device) for deployment such as "Allow Non-Admins to install/update apps", or "Enable Remote Update Manager".

Now it's not obvious when an app was updated, what new features it has and how they work (even no link to "what's new" page).

If you use the Creative Cloud desktop app to launch your applications such as Photoshop or Illustrator, you would like a way to quickly access these shortcuts without launching the full experience with the app catalog, CC library manager, update manager, etc... Let's discuss this feature in this thread.

Support universal macOS installer that works on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs

In the Creative Cloud interface on my PC, the apps are in random order.This makes it difficult to find an app among the 30+ that are listed.Does Adobe realize how stupid this looks?Could Adobe find a better way to list these?Is there a way to custom arrange these?