Bridge can't open files on network - NAS

I just opened Finder, went to a folder and Adobe Bridge added paths automatically.

I don't use Mac anymore, but in my Windows network I have no difficulties working with Bridge across mapped network drives. The OS "Network" folder does not appear in the Folders panel in Bridge, but mapped drives do, and function essentially the same as any other external drive.

If there's a way to alias a NAS drive or folder so that Mac OS presents it as a connected drive rather than a network location, you should be able to make that work.

Hi, I managed to get Bridge 2024 working with Synology NAS by first going to file explorer, finding the NAS on that under Network, you will need to login to NAS if you haven't already, then find any photo, right click and 'open with' then choose Adobe Bridge. It keeps the settings after you have closed down the compute so you only need do this once. (if you don't see Bridge in the options, click 'choose another app' at the bottom of the dialog pop up, and keep going and navigate to the adobe directory until you find  Bridge and choose the exe file). Hope this helps.

Yes, we all know that Bridge and Network is not a match. I feel older versions of Bridge were easier and quicker when it came to Network files. But with a lot of patience I managed to see and open my files through Bridge

@Gidy ,
Can you explain what you mean by Bridge sees network but cant open network-nas?
Also can you try to navigate to network-nas from folder panel?

Regards,

Bridge Team

Yes, you are correct. Bridge was never designed to work on or in Networks. It was designed to work on individual computers with attached hard drives. Some people have gotten it to work on Networks, but that's more by way of luck than design. The problem is that one minor change or update will close the ability down, and there's nothing that can be done because they are not using it as intended.

I'm sorry, I cannot recommend any appropriate systems to you; I'm only aware of this limitation of Bridge and letting you know you best use your time to find what will work for you. 

Good luck!