Premiere Pro Feature Request – Context Menu Ergonomics & Speed

Premiere Pro is growing—and so are real-world editing demands. Unfortunately, the right-click context menus have grown too much. They now exceed screen height, forcing arrow scrolling. That’s bad ergonomics, slower workflows, and death by a thousand clicks.

Editors need speed, not treasure hunts.

Suggestions:

1. Recently Used Actions in Context Menus
   Add a dynamic “Recently Used” section at the top of all context menus.
   Example: Reveal in Project is frequently used but buried deep. It should surface automatically based on usage, not muscle memory.

2. Smart Transition Recall on Clip Seams
   When clicking a clip seam, show the last 10 used transitions instead of always defaulting to the same old default transition.
   Editors reuse patterns—Premiere should learn them, not ignore them.

Why this matters:

• Fewer clicks

• Less cursor travel

• Faster decision-making

• Reduced cognitive load

Premiere is a professional tool. Professionals value momentum.
Let the UI adapt to the editor—not the other way around.