Creative Suite writes a garishly long folder in my home directory, that doesn't belong there

[Syzygies]

After installing Creative Suite, my MacOS Sonoma home directory has the following contents:

This is both inaesthetic and inappropriate. The other times developers wrote here (OCR software, typing tutor) they were clearly not sufficiently Mac savvy to realize they were breaking conventions. When a company as sophisticated as Adobe does this, I start having wild thoughts about the arrogance it takes to impose conventions that don't conform to prevailing norms. I'm pretty sure that if I trapsed into Adobe's lobby with soiled toilet paper trailing from my shoes, and set up a lawn chair, security would show me out. My home directory is my lobby.

Is there any way to override this installer preference in advance? I would like Adobe to reconsider this behavior.

[kglad]

mac:

copy any important file to another folder and then delete Creative Cloud Files + <account type> + <profile_name> + <email> + <GUID> (for example: Creative Cloud Files Personal Account email@abc.com ####@AdobeID).

default location, Mac HD/Users/<Username>/Creative Cloud Files

windows:

Open the registry editor (regedit.exe) & naviagate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Desktop\NameSpace You'll probably have two sub-keys. OneDrive's sub-key will be nameed '{018D5C66-4533-4307-9B53-224DE2ED1FE6}' Delete the other one, that will be Creative Cloud.