Does anyone have any insight as to whether Adobe will fix Photoshop Droplets before macOS 28 so they do not need Rosetta?

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Thank you for your help.

Stephen Marsh

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Personal opinion: I understand the utility of droplets. However, If I was having to use Rosetta just for automation via droplets, I wouldn’t do so and would use Batch instead, forgoing drag-n-drop.

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iwaddoAuthor

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It is an interesting option.

I am not ‘using’ Rosetta, it installed once after the macOS 27 upgrade and now just sits silently in the background and I’m unaware of its presence and usage for the droplet as everything just works.

Also, I am using the droplet from export in Lightroom Classic so I am not actually using drag-n-drop. The LrC export seamlessly drops the exported images onto the droplet one at a time to perform my required action.

Thank you for your help.

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jane-e

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@iwaddo wrote: Does anyone have any insight as to whether Adobe…

Adobe does not preannounce their announcements. Anyone with knowledge of any future plans would be under NDA and could not say.

I just looked and see that this is your first post to Ps while you have made previous posts to Ps Elements. Which one are you using?

Jane

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iwaddoAuthor

Inspiring

I didn't. I do not think it is a bug until it stops working.

For now all my Droplets are working perfectly with Rosetta 2.

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