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P: Improve keyboard shortcuts for iPadOS versionOpen for Voting

Currently, the iPad and iOS versions of Lightroom offer a measly set of keyboard shortcuts that don't cover basic tasks such as mode switching between Edit, Crop, Healing, Clone modes or even applying automatic edits which seems like an awfully common task on such a platform.   The full list is here at the moment and here's a screenshot from within the current version of the app for posterity. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-cc/using/keyboard-shortcuts-lightroom-mobile.html   Oddly there doesn't appear to be a support article from help.adobe.com about Lightroom CC keyboard shortcuts, unlike with Lightroom Classic which has a massive help document with all possible shortcuts.    I've attached a screenshot of the list of available shortcuts as it appears in-app on iPadOS running v6.3.0 EC9ADC/56 when holding the Command key which is an operating system wide convention for keyboard shortcut discovery.   At a glance, missing on iOS/iPadOS are the following basic shortcuts: - Command + [ or ] to rotate left or right when browsing shots - Shift + A to apply Auto Settings on currently selected image(s) - Command + C to copy all current image settings (the default behavior is akin to Shift + Command + C on iOS for some reason) - Command + Shift + C to copy specific image settings by selecting them first - E to open Edit mode - C to open Crop mode - H to open Healing Brush mode - B to open Brush mode (or Selective Edits mode as it's called on iOS) - K to open Tags - I to open Info (which is instead use to toggle through info overlays on the shot itself on iOS) - / to show or hide the Filmstrip at the bottom of the screen when browsing through shots - J to show clipping - \ to show the original photo before edits  - Command + or - to zoom in on the photo - Space to toggle zoom   There are also no shortcuts to:  - Toggle Histogram with Command + 0 - Toggle Light settings with Command + 1 - Toggle Color settings with Command + 2 - Toggle Effects with Command + 3 - Toggle Detail with Command + 4 - Toggle Optics with Command + 5   That's just for the Photo view. I'm sure there are many more opportunities for helpful screenshots such as top-level navigation which offers nearly nothing in Grid view because the overloaded I shortcut that toggles info overlays on each photo. There are no shortcuts to:  - Command + F to focus the search bar and enable filters - Alternate between square grid and original aspect ratio grid  - T to add selected photos to target album (it's quite tedious to move photos to an album on iOS/iPadOS) - Command + Delete or Delete to immediately delete a photo without tapping through multiple modals   I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot of other potentially useful shortcuts as well, but it would be really nice to see an update with a hefty improvement in shortcuts. Thank you.  

Blue Share Button is in the way and uselessOpen for Voting

The blue share button is an annoying waste of space that interrupts users' workflow since at least 2018, based on older community posts.Forgive the French setup, you can't miss how blue it is. Now, I am aware that the colour of the interface can be changed, and the colour neutralized, however, the very existence of the button and the absence of an option to remove it is the real issue here.I often work with the Photoshop window narrowed, as I have another tab on the side for reference. Narrowing the window, however, has the permanent icon list on the right of the toolbar cover the contextual tool options that Photoshop users use the program for, as seen in the screenshot below. Moreover, the very presence of this list of fixed icons on the left of the screen, completely defeats the purpose of a CONTEXTUAL toolbar. This post is specifically about the blue share button because it is thrice as large as other icons, but it is worth pointing out that there is no need for any of these icons to be immovable. I personally have no use for any of them, and if I did, I would rather find these options elsewhere than in the way of the tool I am trying to use.The share button is particularly egregious because it is for another program one requires a licence for. It's insulting that I, a paying costumer, have my workflow interrupted, because it is more important that I see a huge button for a program I do not use than I be able to use basic functions of Photoshop. A way to address this known issue that has been troubling users for six years now could beMaking the toolbar customizable: allow users to hide/display the “permanent” options on itMaking a secondary toolbar with the permanent options that users can choose to display or not display next to the actual toolbar.Altogether removing the options there. Only the blue share button and notification bell are not already options accessible through another menu. They could be moved to one. The search and tutorials are accessible through the “help” menu, and the workspace can be set in the “window” menu already, so removing them from the toolbar is inconsequential to their access. TL;DR : the blue share button has been an annoyance for users since it was introduced, and Adobe has yet to allow users to simply turn it off, an option that pretty much every single tool, menu, or button has. Please, at least pretend to your users that you care about their experience more than about them signing up to another program. (computer: MacBook Pro 2023 running Mac OS Sonoma 14.2.1. using Adobe Photoshop 2024 V26.0, up to date at the time of writing)

Idea for Adobe Photoshop - AI Learning and Batch EditingOpen for Voting

Subject: Idea for Adobe Photoshop - AI Learning and Batch Editing Dear Adobe Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to propose an innovative idea that could transform Adobe Photoshop into an even more efficient and indispensable tool for creative professionals like myself. The concept revolves around integrating AI-driven learning and batch editing capabilities into Adobe Photoshop. Here are the key aspects of this idea: 1. **AI Learning:** Adobe Photoshop could incorporate an AI learning system that analyzes the edits made by users during their daily creative work. The AI would recognize patterns in the editing process, such as specific adjustments, filters, or enhancements frequently applied to images. 2. **Seamless Application:** Once the AI has learned from a user's editing style, it can seamlessly apply similar edits to a batch of similar photos. For instance, if a user edits a series of images with the same model or background but different perspectives or postures, the AI can apply the learned editing skills to ensure consistency across all photos. 3. **Customizable Recommendations:** Users should have the flexibility to customize and fine-tune the AI's recommendations. This would allow for creative control and the ability to adapt the AI's suggestions to specific project requirements. 4. **Efficiency and Productivity:** This feature would not only enhance the efficiency of editing workflows but also significantly boost productivity, especially when dealing with large collections of similar images. I believe that integrating AI learning and batch editing capabilities into Adobe Photoshop could revolutionize the way creative professionals work with images. It aligns with the current trends in AI and machine learning and would make Photoshop an invaluable asset for tasks involving extensive image editing, such as fashion shoots, product catalogs, or architectural photography. While I understand that implementing such a feature would be a substantial undertaking, I believe it has the potential to set Adobe Photoshop apart from competitors and establish it as the industry standard for creative image editing. If you would like further details or examples to illustrate this concept, please feel free to reach out to me at [your email address]. Thank you for your dedication to excellence in design and creative software. I eagerly await the potential evolution of Adobe Photoshop in the future. Sincerely, [Removed by Mod]