Option to Disable the Audio and Video Transition Handles

Hi Adobe Team,

I’m a professional editor working in Premiere Pro every day, and the new Transition Handles introduced in version 26 have significantly slowed down my workflow.

The feature itself isn’t the problem. The problem is that there is no option to disable it.

I frequently trim, move and delete clips, and I constantly grab the transition handles by mistake. Instead of speeding up editing, they interrupt it and reduce productivity.

Please add a simple toggle in Timeline Display Settings or Preferences so users can choose whether to show or hide the Transition Handles.

This would satisfy both users who like the feature and those who prefer the classic Premiere workflow.

I agree, please provide the option to turn the handles off.  It’s so frustrating.  I grab these so often it significatnly cuts into my productivity.   So much that I wish I could switch this current project to Davinici.  

Please, give us the option to disable those handles. I drag those by mistake all the time, incredibly annoying.

Necroing this thread to upvote but IDGAF, Adobe please add this as an option to disable or remove these from clips as it is incredibly annoying and unintuitive. The transition handles get in the way making it difficult to adjust time remapping too. 

Hey all!

I’m working on a music video and love the transition handles. But...they disappeared just now while I was working. I have no clue as to what happened and have restarted Premiere several times now.

So apparently it is possible to get rid of them, I may have accidentally hit a button and poff...gone. Now I just have to figure out how to get them back!

Remove it, please! this is super annoying. It’s not even a dissolve, it’s just fade to black. I need that twice a year.

PLEASE

I totally agree with this. Those transition handles can get very annoying when working on a tight timeline with multiple small clips. For now, the only way is to zoom in really close to avoid clicking them by mistake, but having a dedicated "Disable" toggle in the preferences would be a massive time-saver for editors.

Does anyone from Adobe even read these threads?