It would be appreciated if Adobe informed of the existence of a new version in any of its programs before starting the update automatically. It is very annoying to open, for example, Photoshop and have to wait for the manager to finish the update process. A simple "ask next time" would be ideal.
Thanks @Peru Bob but I suggested something more similar what Figma already does: when program starts it notifies us that there is an update and offers the possibility of updating or not. If I disable automatic updates, I will surely lose some.
no, setting your preferences to not automatically update does not stop the notifications that updates are available. ie, when updates are available, you are notified by the cc desktop app.
That's the key. The manager acts as a control center and issues notifications of different kinds so it is quite easy to "ignore" it just for that reason. Going back to the Figma example, the update notice appears every time you start the program. It is not annoying and informs you that your software is not updated. For any reason you don't have time and just want to open a file and check a detail but the next day you have more time and decide to hit the update button while you add sugar to the coffee. Thank you for your answers. This communication channel works, I will use it more often!
p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.
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