2 bugs I´ve detected

[Pablo Murillo]

• When using multiple monitors one should be able to choose which will display the slideshow. Currently, it is displayed on the monitor where the content strip is, but this does not work for every configuration. 
• The back/forward buttons on the mouse are not working as they used to when navigating folders. To go back or forward, now one has to use the arrows on the interface itself, it's a lot easier with the mouse arrows.

[Pablo Murillo]

I correct, 3 bugs:

• When playing the preview, some RAW files go back and forth between the high quality display and the low quality preview. See video.

[Rahul Saraogi]

Hi,

Many issues mentioned in the thread are fixed in the latest patch release #13.0.1.583. Please install and confirm if that fixes the issue.

You can refer to the issues fixed in the patch at the following link https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/kb/fixed-issues.html

Thanks,
Bridge Team

[Pablo Murillo]

Where do I get this version? I don't see any updates coming through the Adobe Creative Cloud app.

[gary_sc]

If you are in the ACC, be sure you are on the Updates tab on the upper left corner. If you are not seeing the Bridge update, please click on the "Check for updates" text in the upper right corner. 

If you still do not see anything to update, please quit and restart ACC. This usually gives ACC the appropriate "dope slap."

[Pablo Murillo]

Alright, updated, the mouse back/forward buttons issue has been addressed. Still see the following issues:

• When using multiple monitors one should be able to choose which will display the slideshow. Currently, it is displayed on the monitor where the content strip is, but this does not work for every configuration. 
• When playing the preview, some RAW files go back and forth between the high-quality display and the low-quality preview. See the video on the original post in this thread.
• It used to be possible to open several instances of the app. This has changed since the 2023 version, is this by design? For me, it was convenient to have several instances open.