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Hi Helen,
Go to your System Preferences and select Security and Privacy (found in the top section). Now click on the Privacy setting (last tab). Now click on the lock on the bottom left and provide your Administrator code. Now select the Full Disk Access option and click on the "+" symbol. This will bring up the standard Mac Open window and let you add any application you want or need to have full access. Look for Bridge, select it, it will now appear in that window and make sure it's checked. Next go to the Files and Folders option and do the same thing as above (although there's nothing to check, just add. Close everything down and see if that makes it all work. [Note: I did these screenshots when I was using Mojave so they may look a bit different than what you have now with Big Sur but the process is just the same.]
Please let me know
[Note: these images are from an older OS, the process is the same.]
Hi @KyleRobarts, thank you for letting me know you were able to save the file.
But one thing I do not understand is what do you mean when you say, "…recover the photoshop file by moving it to the finder…" That file was always IN the Finder. Remember that Bridge is nothing but a viewer. It lets you see files in any folder in any location.
In fact, if you right-click on any file, you'll see you can "Reveal in Finder," and the folder containing that file will open up with that file being selected.
Forgive me; I didn't think to point this out.
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