Consistency of tools across Adobe universe

@Test Screen Name wrote:

"Adobe could just as easily randomly decide to change Illustrator without warning to match Photoshop..."

When Illustrator changed their zero point from the bottom left to the upper left, you could hear the screams for thousands of miles! 

~ Jane

Adobe recently changed ONE feature to match Illustrator (use of Shift to contrain proportions). This caused outrage from people who have 20 years of muscle memory in Photoshop. Be careful what you wish for... after all, Adobe could just as easily randomly decide to change Illustrator without warning to match Photoshop...

Thanks

By the way....tried the feadback form. Not working.
By @mrgaric

The feedback forum merged with this one in August 2021. In this forum you can tag a post as "Discussions", "Ideas", or "Bugs". You are in the right place and have correctly tagged your post as an "Idea" so the Photoshop developers will see it. 😊.

See this post for details:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/community-forum-consolidation/td-p/12325467

Both applications have a Link button to control whether the width and height are proportional or not when scaling. In Photoshop you'll see it after you hit Cmd+T for Edit > Free Transform. In Illustrator you'll see it in many places, including the Control and Transform panels.

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Jane

No offense but that excuse might have worked for me five or ten years ago....I think there's been sufficient time now.

One being vector and one being raster may be why the transform tool is different, just like its different in InDesign. I completely understand the desire to want the tools to act the same across the board, believe me, I'd love to see that.