This might honestly be one of the most annoying interface issues in any Adobe software I use!
When using Bridge as network image library viewer / sorting tool, I often use the Folders panel to navigate through our company image library with many subfolders.
When dragging images to move or as copies (+ Ctrl) into other folders in the Folders panel network tree, Bridge decides that you want to see the VERY TOP OF THE DIRECTORY TREE after each and every file move or copy procedure.
Nevermind that I am often browsing files nested 20 directories deep in our image library.
NO, Adobe's engineers decided to code Bridge so that the Folders panel view refreshes and resets every single time you move or drag a copy of a file from one folder into another.
So, anytime I want to use Bridge to organize files, I have to constantly drag the slider bar back down through the entire tree, searching for the blue-highlighted current folder and begin my next transaction....
Does anyone at Adobe actually use their own products every day of their lives in a production environment with deadlines? It's this sort of tiny, silly, seemingly insignificant annoyance that adds HOURS to your job over 1 month's time and makes users utterly crazy.
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