BUG: Locked items can be deleted in full-screen mode!

Report · Aug 05, 2023

Beta 14.0.0.57: Locked images can be deleted in full-screen mode. This is a problem. When viewing in full-screen mode, one does not know an image is locked, so this is a problem. Previous versions of Bridge didn't have this problem. Previous versions of Bridge did not allow locked files to be deleted in full-screen mode. Video attached.

Report · Oct 10, 2023

This ALSO a problem in Bridge 14.0.0.102!!! This is a MAJOR oversight. Please fix it!

Report · Oct 13, 2023

Hi Wes Duenkel,

Thanks for your feedback.

Could you please share the following details about the issue:

Is this issue reproducible with all the file formats?
Could you please Reset all warning dialog preference in preferences panel and try if there is any Delete warning dialog pops up?

Thanks,
Bridge Team

Report · Oct 16, 2023

Yes, this happens with both JPG and NEF files. I get the warning when NOT in full screen mode, BUT DO NOT get the warning when in full screen mode. I have reset the dialogs, and it still deletes the images without warning.Here is a new video.

Previous versions of bridge would not give me a warning in full screen mode, BUT, it would trigger a warning dialog box when exiting full screen mode. Now, it just deletes the image regardless.

Report · Oct 25, 2023

Hi Wes Duenkel,

We are able to reproduce this issue.

We have added this to our engineering issue pipeline.

Regards,
Bridge Team

Report · Dec 19, 2023

This is still an issue with Bridge BETA 14.0.2.150.

Report · May 15, 2024

It has been over SIX MONTHS that this issue hasn't been addressed. This is STILL an issue with 14.1.257. What is going on at Adobe?!?!?

Report · Oct 25, 2023

Confirmed behaviour in Bridge 14.0.0.102 on Windows 11 with all file types.

Report · Dec 19, 2023

This is still an issue with Bridge BETA 14.0.2.150.

THIS IS A MASSIVE PROBLEM.

Report · Mar 11, 2024

This is still a problem with 14.0.2.191. Please fix this!

Report · Jun 12, 2024

Holy cow, Adobe...this is STILL a bug with BETA 14.1.1.271. This is basic issues, Adobe. FIX THIS. I don't know how much longer I can take working around stuff your developers screw up with subsequent "updates."