Feature Request-Collapse all font families

[Zen Creative Agency]

It's annoying how I have to go into Adobe Fonts and collapse each font family separately, one by one, especially when I have quite a few fonts installed.

Can't you just have a checkbox to each of the font families so we can select whichever ones we want to deactivate, with the option to also collapse each checked font family?

The lack of this sort of basic functionality (which should not be difficult to implement at all) is a huge time-waster for anyone who uses Adobe Fonts.

[Bobby Henderson]

Another problem with the fonts list in the CC desktop app: it needs a proper scroll bar -one that stays visible and usable. I have to use a scroll wheel on a mouse to go down the list. If I'm using a Wacom tablet my only option is using the arrow keys on the keyboard. With all the type families in the list auto-expanded to show all styles that leads to a great deal of manual scrolling.

[381randi]

I would really like to see this happen. It's a huge time waste to sit there and close fonts to see what in and whats not. Fonts are hard enough to deal with, without having to scroll though this list. Please please please please have it open with fonts collapsed. 

[Rainbow Tiger]

Yes, PLEASE make this happen. It's such a hassle to have to scroll so much when a bunch of fonts are open.

[PinkyMacDougal]

Pleeeeeease!!!! This is a huge waste of my life. I'm sure I speak for many designers suffering in silence. Maybe if Quark came back, then Adobe would have some competition and get this done? lol. They have the corner on this market and don't seem to care about solving something this simple. Canva is starting to look tempting. 

[E Clay]

I think team Adobe are blanket ignoring all of us on this topic. As @PinkyMacDougal quite rightly pointed out, no competition equates to no need to anwser to their customers! Even though I loathe Canva and the likes, hopefully they'll get Adobe thinking about client retention more!

[unstablerabbit]

Yea I've cancelled my Adobe subscription and moved on. It's small quality
of life things on top of their forcing AI-gen credits on me that have
pushed me away from Adobe from now on. Ciao guys!

[PinkyMacDougal]

Curious. What programs/apps do you use and what do you do with it? 

[unstablerabbit]

I use Inkscape for vector design instead of Illustrator
Davinci Resolve for video editing and simple elements animation replacing
Premiere Pro & AfterEffects (I never used the most powerful of the
AfterEffects features anyway)
and Clip Studio Paint instead of Photoshop

Best of luck with ye

[_Aaron_]

So. F***ing. Annoying. Give a s**t, Adobe.