Display waveforms for audio clips while dragging

Having switched from VEGAS, I was very surprised by the lack of this simple and necessary function.

November 2021 reporting in, still no fix.

Came here to post this as well. This was a pretty big game changer in Avid when they introduced it a while back, and it's pretty standard in a lot of DAWs and other NLEs. I would love to have this function in Premiere!

Please fix this Adobe! This is mostly the only annoying thing about the software!

Just today I thought again: Why is this a thing? Every other editor can do this. - Even Audacity.

As someone who is really trying to transition to Premiere Pro from Vegas Pro, this here is a pretty basic function. Please, Adobe. Please tell us that you are working on this. We know that Audition is your designated audio editor, but this very simple function is in many other NLEs (including Vegas.) Premiere Pro is a powerful tool, it shocks me that this isn't standard.

Soooo we pay monthly for this and this was suggested in 2018, Is there any hope?

I'm here in September 2020 wondering why this still isn't a thing. As a software developer, I get that there's probably a good programatic reason for this, but the fact that I can move waveforms around in Audition without losing the visual gives some indication that Premiere should be able to do this, too. I think even iMovie can do this and that's... well, yeah.

Even grabbing the Scroll Bar at the bottom of the sequence loses the display.
CC 2020 is a little better at it, but not by much. Two audio tracks are pretty good, but the grabbing of the clips still does not work. The more tracks you add, the slower the refresh rate. I'm currently working with 25 Standard tracks where all the audio clips are single clip/stereo.
This seems like a job for proper coding for the Graphics Card?
Another thing I don't understand is why the refresh rate is so slow even though waveform files are being generated and stored on your drive?

A short update, I don't know why it's not there yet? Maybe Avid has it patented ? but Resolve has it too.
It's also about the function that will revealing the waveform during trimming.
Vote, everyone, maybe they'll finally implement it after many years to Premiere ....(!)