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bluebrad
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Ai search and project asset management in bridgeOpen for Voting

I would like an on system solution that does not use your servers or the internet. It would use local resources to index and search my graphic library. I have many terabytes of clip art, mainly vector, with some video and some photo assets. I want Adobe Bridge to sort and help manage these assets using an indexing tool similar to what Premiere Pro uses when you import videos and can search within them. When I navigate to a project or asset library folder, it should surface relevant content I am looking for. This way, instead of using AI to generate content, I can find content I have already created, including assets that were misplaced or stored in folders I did not realize they were in. Also, I would like to see an implementation where Bridge includes a project management system.  If I am building assets for my main graphic library, I could mark them as general graphic library assets that are usable at any time. If I am building assets for a franchise, for example Subway, Taco Bell, or Del Taco, or any corporation I am working with, I could mark those as corporate or franchise assets so they remain associated with that company. I also sometimes create assets that are drilled down to a single local store. In that case, I could mark them as single customer assets so they are not used in searches outside of that specific client. When I am working on a customer, I could use something other than Collections to store assets for that client. The problem with Collections is that they sometimes get lost, or they become too heavy to open, forcing me to start over. Having an AI driven tool that understands what I already have, keeps me on brand, and allows me to store and retrieve assets aligned to a specific client, while still pulling from my main library when appropriate, would be extremely valuable. This would prevent me from wasting time searching elsewhere for assets I have already created.          

SanchezMusics
SanchezMusicsKnown Participant

P: Feature Request: Add a filter for local fonts (AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Fonts) in the Font PanelOpen for Voting

To the Photoshop Development Team,   I am writing to you as a professional Photoshop user to highlight a functional gap that I find critical for anyone managing large font libraries.   Currently, Photoshop integrates fonts from the AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Fonts folder by mixing them indiscriminately with Windows system fonts in the "Your Fonts" panel. This makes testing new characters extremely difficult and time-consuming when dealing with hundreds or thousands of installed fonts. My Proposal: It would be immensely helpful to include a specific section or filter (similar to the existing ones for "Serif," "Adobe Fonts," etc.) that allows users to display only the fonts manually loaded into the local Adobe folder.   In the current version (26.2), it is impossible to isolate these fonts as a group or bulk-add them to favorites after a search. This is because the system relies solely on internal metadata and does not provide a way to filter based on the source folder.   I am certain this implementation would be enthusiastically received by a vast number of users who, like myself, require an isolated "test" area for their creative projects, separate from the clutter of system fonts.   Do you have plans to improve local font management in upcoming releases of the software? I look forward to your response and thank you for your time and consideration.   Best regards