P: Dynamic "Recently Edited" section to your Adobe Library.

It automatically groups your photos into "Current Session", "Last 24 Hours", "This Week", etc. This stops old edits and exports from mixing with new ones when you return to a catalogue after a break. It saves time by letting you instantly isolate and export only your most recent work. 

To optimize workflow continuity for high-volume creators, Adobe should introduce a dynamic "Smart Session History" or “Recently Edited” filter within the primary catalogue navigation panel to isolate active work from historical adjustments. Currently, returning to a project after a break requires manual flagging because the native "Edited" status pools all historical data together. This proposed feature utilizes local application state logs to automatically segment edited assets into three real-time categories:

• Current Session: Isolates only the assets modified since launching the application for the current work block, providing an immediate view for targeted exports.
• Last 6/12/24 Hours: Bridges the gap across short operational breaks, ensuring project momentum is preserved even if the application was closed or system updates occurred.
• Active Window (7 Days): Combines multi-day project workflows, allowing users to instantly resume ongoing client batches without digging through unrelated archives.

This will help photographers organize their clients’ galleries with more efficiency. Thank you for reading!