On macOS, if one searches "Creative Cloud" with Spotlight, Launchpad or third party launcher apps such as LaunchBar, the first result is always "/Applications/Utilities/Adobe Creative Cloud/Utils/Creative Cloud Desktop App.app", launching which seemingly does nothing at all the user might care about—it certainly does not launch the Creative Cloud Desktop App 🤦:male_sign:
Conversely, "/Applications/Adobe Creative Cloud/Adobe Creative Cloud" (which happens not to even be a real app package, but actually an alias pointing to "/Applications/Utilities/Adobe Creative Cloud/ACC/Creative Cloud.app"—Adobe, get your act together) does successfully launch Creative Cloud Desktop App. But then again, that one’s name does not say "Desktop App" nor comes as the top-most result when searching in any of the above.
So Adobe, please:
- Get rid of "/Applications/Utilities/Adobe Creative Cloud/ACC/Creative Cloud.app".
- Rename "/Applications/Adobe Creative Cloud/Adobe Creative Cloud" to "/Applications/Adobe Creative Cloud/Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App" and/or have it come first when searching "Creative Cloud".
- While you are it, stop littering /Applications, /Applications/Utilities and Launchpad’s listing with stuff the user is never supposed to manually launch themselves, such as "Creative Cloud Helper", "Creative Cloud Content Manager" (the name of which is so long it does not show full in Launchpad), "CC Troubleshooter", "Core Sync", yada yada.