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April 1, 2023
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ads and distractions in adobe products - please remove

  • April 1, 2023
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when i start photoshop, i feel like getting bombarded with ads and distractions.
several banners and popups crying for attention. is there a way to turn all this unwanted stuff off ??????? i cant find words to describe how annoying this is to me. its making me seriously angry. even in the creative cloud app -> huge banner wants to explain to me how to remove backgrounds. i hate this so much. omg

Correct answer Malte28634090jrm8

thanks.

good to have the rich tooltip off as well now.  

the thing i mainly wanted away was the Start-Workspace but i found to disable it in the preferences.

somehow it didnt occur to me that the option to remove the start workspace would even be available in preferences but your hint got me there.

 

now when i start photoshop, i get photoshop.   finaly.

 

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Malte28634090jrm8AuthorCorrect answer
Participant
April 1, 2023

thanks.

good to have the rich tooltip off as well now.  

the thing i mainly wanted away was the Start-Workspace but i found to disable it in the preferences.

somehow it didnt occur to me that the option to remove the start workspace would even be available in preferences but your hint got me there.

 

now when i start photoshop, i get photoshop.   finaly.

 

D Fosse
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 1, 2023

In Photoshop Preferences uncheck "rich tooltips".

 

In the CC app Preferences > notifications, uncheck what you don't want.

Participant
February 26, 2024

Thank you for the solution. This should be communicated by the Photoshop software interface at the bottom of each ad/offer. I highly doubt I am the only user who shares this opinion.

D Fosse
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 2, 2025

@Felix23947331hd9a 

Since I wrote that over two years ago, things have changed. There is now a single checkbox in Preferences that kills all popups and distractions, called "Enable Quiet Mode".