Feature Requests

I want to assign custom keyboard commands to Actions.  Like Command+Shift+R or something like that.  The F keys are at the top of my keyboard and require my eyes to make sure I'm hitting the right F key.    I operate very quickly and need the Actions to be triggered by keys that are closer to where my left hand sits on the keyboard.  (I usually have a wacom pen in my right hand.)

Premise - I am running Ps on an XPS 9370, so with no dedicated graphics; but aside from this one issue, all of my Adobe programs run beautifully.I was thinking - why isn't there a way to start the Content Aware Fill tool with a completely blank sampling area, to then just add to? This would be especially useful for those who wish to save time and resources when they have to fill with a relatively small sample area (like, repetitive patterns that are especially hard to tackle manually). It could be implemented as an option with the omnipresent shift + click on the menu entry.I am currently working on a rather complex project at the moment - I have to remove stickers from a curved, reflective carbon fibre surface on a sports car - and every time I try to shave off the excess sampling area, Photoshop ends up stalling, and I have to force quit via Task Manager.

Sometimes the whole "shades of grey" thing just doesn't cut it, and becomes very hard to follow.

Please, please, please add a "Legacy settings" preference toggle somewhere any time default behavior is changed for a tool or commonly used UX paradigm in a software release.Additionally, add a blocking dialog on startup which calls out this change and has the opt-out checkbox available. The current external "What's New" web page is insufficient education.This is most prevalent in Photoshop recently, but affects all Adobe software generally.Examples of changes that were extremely disruptive to common users (forums exploded with questions and complaints):2017-18Changing the move tool default behavior for auto-selectSelect and mask "workspace"2019 Changing the shift-to-lock-aspect-ratio behavior of the transformClick-to-commit on transform toolClick-to-edit on textI love that Adobe continues to innovate and re-examine long established and potentially out-dated UX and UI. It is just very important that consideration for long time users is also a priority.

So if I want my canvas to be 43px smaller I can basically type 160-43. Or if I want it to be 2.5x bigger I can do 160x2.5. Any number field can benefit from this. Very often I have to open the calculator to figure out numbers.

For people who like to work in duel view windows of the same picture it would be nice to be able to manipulate one view window by flipping it horizontally/vertically without actually doing anything to the original image the same way the rotate view tools does. It could simply be an option in the rotate view tool settings bar . TY for listening

Part of my usual workflow I use the Crop Tool Overlay Options to set my guides (golden ration, rule of thirds, etc) when I start work on any layout.However, soon as I start a document with several Artboards these Overlays no longer display.I understand when new features enhance old workflows, but the Artboards are a mixed bag for me as setting guides and creating rough layouts is far more time-consuming. 

I want the restrictions for assigning shortcuts in Photoshop removed completely. It's a neusance when you can't ctrl drag to change brush size, or assign a single letter.

I love that the newest version includes a colour wheel and much kudos for that - however, you can only use it with HSB sliders - no support to use LAB sliders together with the colour wheel.Why not group the colour wheel together with the spectrum/ramp choices? That's what the colour wheel replaces anyway, and it seems like a much, much more sensible and intuitive fit. It'd also support different sliders (like CMYK, LAB or RGB sliders).I'll be sticking with Coolorus for now, but the colour wheel is still a step in the right direction!

Hello !With CC2019, there is a new feature for horizontal flipping, which affect just the view and no pixel. It works perfectly for the "central page" view, but not in the navigator.Is it possible to affect the navigator too ? Or add an option to flip it too ?Thank you 🙂

The new color wheel interface added as an option to the Color panel in Photoshop is great and offers an intuitive view of HSL.  I'd prefer to use that interface in the Color Pickers (foreground, background, type).  Please add the option to use the Color Wheel rather than the Hue Cube in the Color Pickers.

I just saw in Affinity Photo that they have a live update when you flip through layer blending mode. Its something I've wanted for Photoshop for years! It would be a nice feature to add.

I'm using a customised keyboard shortcut for the Quick Selection tool ("Q"), but when I enter the new "Select and mask" taskspace (PS CC 2015.5), the keyboard shortcut falls back to "W", the default one. I assume this also happens with the other common tools (lasso and brush) if you are using a customised keyboard shortcut for them. This is not a problem for people who use the defaults, but it's a real performance hit for those of us who did change them and are used to work fast relying on muscle memory+keyboard shortcuts.For me, this is a problem, but I am still posting this as "Idea" because I think that, after all, this is the way photoshop works normally: specific interfaces inside PS (as Liquify, Vanishing point, etc.) have their own set of keyboard shortcuts, "disconnected" from those of the main interface. Still, I think it would be great if at some point you were to make them all consistent whenever possible across these different interfaces inside PS, specially where the "S

Hi, we have always long layer names and the most important part is at the END of the name and not the beginning. The naming rules for many files and file paths are very strict, and changes or versions or numbers are always the last part of the name.So we often either can’t read (and identify) the most important last part of the layer name or we need to waste a lot space on the monitors.And properly working on a laptop with more than one layer visible is often impossible.I attached a rough idea, what option Photoshop should get to display names.Especially in documents with a few hundred layers became just normal this would be a important update.      MY SUGGESTION:

Something I love in illustrator is spacing out objects evenly no matter the object's width. IE: putting 20px between each differently shaped nav item.

I use the picture package in Photoshop CS4 but in CS5 it craches

When using Edit / Auto-Blend Layers' "seamless tones and colors" option to help get different exposures to blend together, the corrections are only applied to the areas which are white in the layer mask for each given layer in the output. This assumes that the masking process is perfect, which is not always the case - and actually rare when using this tool for "focus stacking".It would be greatly beneficial if "seamless tones and colors" were applied to the entire layer, which would then allow the user to adjust layer masks as needed to manually correct the final result - while maintaining consistent tones and colors across the blended edges.

As a web designer who still grieves for Fireworks, I really miss in Photoshop a way to switch between artboards as we used to do with States or Pages in FW. When I design a website, I create a layout for every major page (Home, Products, Contact, etc), and it's very important to easily jump from one to another.I sugest at least a keyboard shortcut to switch artboards. Ideally, Adobe could let users choose whether they prefer all artboards visible in the same canvas (as it is today), or, instead, to make artboards as a pile of layers, just like Fireworks Pages and States.Please, Adobe, I've never asked you for anything before 🙂

I would like to be able to toggle wet edges for the brush I'm currently using on and off with a keyboard shortcut, is this possible?

Why has the Screen function in photoshop CS5 print dialogue box been removed. ?? This function is essential for screen print separators for the Apparel industry and has been part of photoshop since the beginning. It may be irrelevant in certain industries as postscript printers can over ride these settings. However in the printing of Apparel this function is still essential for multichannel simulated process separations. Bitmaps halftones or Colour halftones are a very inaccurate and tedious workaround for this so called flag ship program. I'm very disappointed with Photoshop CS5. I will now be forced to use CS3. Why did I bother with an upgrade. ? This shows Adobe has a lack of understanding of how its customers use there products.

Could we have a custom brushes quad menu to access customizable sub folders. Please see discussion regarding custom brushes here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/6084985

When I open a document created using a font that I don't have, I want the opportunity to replace all instances of that font with another. This process is pretty straight forward in Illustrator and even Flash, why can I not find this in Photoshop? Image is not available

In the Colour Balance panel menu / dialog box (properties), I would like to have the ability to set keyboard shortcuts to easily jump between the Shadows / Midtones / Highlights— having to use the mouse to switch each is annoying.I like using the TAB and ⌥+TAB to move between the the three colour ranges, and the arrow keys or number pad to enter values, but not having a keyboard shortcut to switch the tonal ranges slows things down.This would be a great help!

Don't know why it's not in there but would be good to have. The only way to do this is to click Zoom tool and then click the little "Fill Screen" button at the top. Can you add it to the Ketboard Shortcut list?

Dear,How can i place a batch of linked files into photoshop so i have immediatelly all my pictures on seperate layers and linked...you can use the function "place linked file" but only 1 file at a time and not a complete folder or a selection of files.Thank you for helping.Best regards,Tommy