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TL;DR: Scrolling in Bridge 2025 (15.0) is still laggy, but Bridge 12.0.4 still works way better.
It astounds me that Adobe has yet to fix this. It's been years. I've tried every trick in the book and scoured the internet for anything. Opening the same two folders of raw images Bridge 2022 (12.0.4) will scroll like a breeze while Bridge 15.0 will be unbearbly laggy.
This is insanely frustrating as newer versions of bridge have a couple quality of life features which I enjoy but need to keep myself on an older version to simply browse files without going insane. Adobe needs to fix this. When Windows Explorer can scroll and preview raw images faster than Bridge, you know Adobe really messed up.
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Nope, 15.0.1 is still the same. Horribly slow. Here's some examples from 15. 15.0.1 is exactly the same. Please use V12 instead.
Bridge V12 Scrolling with arrow down
https://youtube.com/shorts/iLTpUOU12p8
Bridge V15 Scrolling with arrow down
https://youtube.com/shorts/20mmHbCO7NA
Bridge V15 Scrolling with arrow keys + page up / down
https://youtube.com/shorts/RzbjVeP02uU
As you can see, 15 is still broken.
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exactly this way is definitely the most accurate interpretation
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Hi,
The latest Beta build 15.1.0.595 is available with further performance optimisations in Content panel scrolling. 
Kindly try this build and share your feedback.
 
Regards,
Bridge Team
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Hello @SquidneyGee
Looking forward to your feedback on the latest Bridge Beta (15.1.0.595) build.
Thanks,
Bridge Team.
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Hi,
The fix for the issue is available in the latest build 15.1.0.635.
We’d greatly appreciate it if you could give it a try and share your feedback with us.
Regards,
Bridge Team
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my first preview, I can scroll through a folder with 2000 photos very fast.
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