Photoshop 2025 encore

@practical_parent0D4C Based on the image and your description, the floating panels in Photoshop are a result of being undocked from their default positions, which often happens with an accidental drag-and-drop. To fix this, you can simply click and drag the top bar of each panel (like Couleur or Calques) back to the side of the screen until a blue line appears, which indicates it will snap back into place. To address the issue of the windows and the oversized color square changing when you reopen Photoshop, the quickest and most effective solution is to reset the workspace. You can do this by going to the main menu at the top of the screen, navigating to Window > Workspace, and then selecting Reset (Your Current Workspace Name). This will force all panels and windows to return to their default positions and sizes for that specific layout.