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Better way to paste a clip on the track that you wantOpen for Voting

I have two small Premiere Pro workflow suggestions that I think could eliminate a surprising amount of unnecessary clicking.1. Use the Right-Click Position as the Paste DestinationCurrently, Premiere relies on track targeting to determine where copied material will paste, and editors may also use track locks to protect tracks they don't want affected.I think there is a much more streamlined approach.When a user copies a clip, they should simply be able to:Right-click the destination track → PastePremiere could record the exact mouse position of that right-click and use it to determine the destination automatically. The vertical mouse position determines the destination track. The horizontal mouse position determines the approximate timeline position. If the right-click occurs in a gap after another clip, Premiere could snap the pasted clip's left edge directly against the right edge of the clip immediately before it. This would remove the need to manage multiple track targets or lock several tracks just to tell Premiere where one copied clip should go.The user is already pointing directly at the destination, so the mouse position itself contains all the information Premiere needs.The workflow becomes:Copy clip → point where you want it → right-click → PasteI think this would be substantially faster and more intuitive, especially in timelines containing many video and audio tracks.2. Add Control Points Directly While Editing an Ellipse MaskWhen an Ellipse Mask is first created, its existing control points are already visible and editable.At that moment, it would be very intuitive if the user could click, Alt-click, or use another modifier directly on any part of the ellipse border to add another control point.The new point could then immediately be dragged into position.Premiere already allows additional control points to be added to an ellipse by switching to the Pen Mask Tool. My suggestion is simply to eliminate that extra tool-switching step.If I'm already editing an ellipse and can see its control points, I should be able to:Click border → create point → drag pointThat would make refining circular and elliptical masks much faster and more intuitive.

christopher5E41Participant

Login UX improvementsOpen for Voting

I have several suggestions for improving the User Experience for logging in to Creative Cloud.Support for logging in from Trusted Devices in an Enterprise environment using SSO with Conditional Access enabled In our enterprise environment, when we rolled out Windows 11 over a year ago, our IT Security group implemented Conditional Access. Conditional Access has broken SSO authentication for Creative Cloud. The login control on the welcome screen of the Creative Cloud Desktop, and individual member applications, do not support the requirements of Conditional Access.  Specifically the device information is not passed to the authentication server.  Thus the authentication server is unable to determine if the login credentials are being sent from a trusted device.  So although the authentication server is able to validate that the user has submitted valid credentials, it denies them access anyway, because it cannot determine that the device is trusted.The workaround Adobe Support provided us is to use Login using your browser.  The main problem with this is that the Login using your browser option is hidden in the Help Menu, and most users either don’t know about it, or frequently forget. They try using the login control provided on the welcome screen of the Creative Cloud Desktop app, and get an error message saying “You cannot access this right now”.  Then they call the helpdesk.  The amount of lost productivity adds up and is a drain on our resources, both creative resources and helpdesk resources.Adobe needs to implement support for Conditional Access across all login forms, in all applications.I’ve also been told by Adobe Support that enabling Conditional Access breaks the session life settings.  We are forced to have no expiration to a login session, because when we tried to set a time limit on session length, stored credential tokens were not being cleared from the Credential Manager/Keychain when they expired, resulting in an “error”:“invalid_credentials” error being presented to the user after their login. Login Screen customizationsThe administrators would appreciate the capability to customize the login screen, to remove options that aren’t appropriate for our environment. This will make it simpler and easier for our users to log in, by providing them only the methods that are approved and that work in our environment, and reduce calls to our internal helpdesk for issues related to attempting to log in by unsupported means. For example, we’d like to be able to suppress the question, after the user enters their user ID and password, to choose whether they are logging into their personal or business account.  We only support logging in to the business account on our devices. We would also like to suppress the “Continue with Facebook|Google|Microsoft|Apple” options from the login screen, as our environment does not support using these methods. We also would like to suppress the “New user?  Create an account” link; in our environment, users request access through our internal software request process.  It’s misleading and confusing to present a way to request access from the welcome screen of the application.  

rmrubinKnown Participant

Export and import Bridge collectionsOpen for Voting

Hello Adobe Team,I’d like to request a feature that allows users to export and import Bridge collections along with their manual sort order.Currently in Adobe Bridge 2026:Manual sort order for folders and collections is stored in a central database with machine-specific IDs. Copying .filelist or collection XML files alone does not preserve the visual/manual order between machines. There is no user-facing way to export/import collections in a portable format.This limitation makes it difficult for users who:Work across multiple computers. (I use two computers at home and in photo lab at the college I may use a different computer each time.) Collaborate in teams Need to back up curated collections with specific manual orderingBy contrast, in Lightroom Classic, exporting and copying a catalog preserves the sort order, demonstrating that Adobe already has a functional model for portable, ordered collections. The Bridge approach would be somewhat different as Bridge uses the local computer’s file system rather than importing images into a collection, but it would greatly enhance portability especially for those users who prefer the interface of Bridge & Camera Raw and find it easier to work with them because you don’t need to import images.A proposed solution could be:“Export Collection” → saves file references, metadata, and manual sort order in a portable format “Import Collection” → restores the collection on another machine, remapping file paths if neededFurther enhancement would beEnable easy exporting to and importing from a known location in the cloud for a user. Export from Bridge and import into Lightroom Classic and vice versa. This would greatly improve workflow continuity and make Bridge collections truly portable across machines.Thank you for considering this enhancement.