Can photoshop don't show layername on file title bar?

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March 26, 2019
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when I open files , the title bar shows 'filename @ 100%(RGB/8#) ' ,but when I creat layer ,the title bar shows 'filename @ 100%(layer1,RGB/8#) ',If I creat a words layer and have many content , it will shows 'filename @ 100%(wodscontentwodscontentwodscontentwodscontentwodscontentwodscontent,RGB/8#) 'seems layername in the brackets.And the title bar will fill all big width of file title bar and I cant choose other files.

Correct answer Francesco Della Peruta

Or obviously rename the long name layer:

Manage layers and groups in Photoshop

Stephen Marsh

Community Expert

Alternatives include:

Window menu lists the open documents
Keyboard shortcuts to cycle forward and backward between docs
A plugin to navigate open docs

https://exchange.adobe.com/apps/cc/9a125a3a?pluginId=9a125a3a

https://docmanager.pixelsucht.net/en/

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rgbnites

Known Participant

I have the same question: Why show the layer name and info along with the file name in the title bar? It hides the other file names I need to jump around to. I must stop and adjust the window size to view the other open files. How do you disable that? See screenshot.

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Lumigraphics

Legend

So you know what layer is active? This feature makes sense to me.

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rgbnites

Known Participant

Hi Lumi- I know what layer is active as I have the panel always open that is easier to read than the wording that takes up the space of an entire window on the dark bar above. I do series work and, for consistency, borrow colors and tech from other open windows that I need to activate quickly. I would prefer not to resize the window and/or click the drop-down menu. There should be a preference for that. Anyway, no big deal- formally manually, I'm just happy to be able to do art that's recordable and editable - thank you, Photoshop.