Why does Dreamweaver have its own node instance executable?

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I am curious why Adobe did not elect to have Node installed as a separate process as all other major IDE's do? I already have Node running, so now I have separate out of version Node installs?

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Submit your concerns through proper channels where the concerned team will see it. See screenshot.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Nancy OShea

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This is a user to user forum. I don't think anybody here can answer that question except the Dreamweaver product engineers who rarely if ever visit this space.

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I don't agree. For starters I'd like to gather concencus. I also think that while it should be an option at the very least, folks should know they are getting Node along with Dreamweaver.

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Nancy OShea

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You don't agree with what? I am not lying when I say this is a user-to-user forum and not a direct pipeline to Adobe engineers.

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