How do I Clear Recent Files List on Creative Cloud App Home Screen?

[mikeeperez1]

As far as I can tell there is no way to clear (or disable) the list of recent files on the home screen of the Creative Cloud desktop app. Considering I mostly use Lightroom, I'd rather not have these images come up when sharing my screen with clients, and I don't think my clients would feel great about having their private photos on display for others to see.

[Peru Bob]

Uninstall and reinstall?

[kglad]

@mikeeperez1 

there's no setting to do that.  for applicable apps, you can make (some) suggestions to adobe here, https://helpx.adobe.com/ie/x-productkb/global/how-to-user-voice.html

for others, use https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html

[dagg66136449]

I had the same problem... It looks like that's stuff that lightroom decided to upload to the cloud. I didn't even have Lightroom for the last 5 years and there were nothing but files showing up that were 5 years old. I just installed lightroom. opened it and there were all the files so I just deleted all of them. It looks like that worked.

[kglad]

thank you for that @dagg66136449 but i'm doubtful that will help most cc users 

[fotomarc]

I found the recent photos on my Lightroom mobile device. There should be an option to clear your recent photos, or not display them at all. There is an option in Photoshop and InDesign under File handling.

It seems like even Adobe support have no idea. I deleted the photos I don't want to show on Lightroom mobile App. That seems to work.

[kglad]

@fotomarc 

communicate that to adobe if you want to see a change.

[fotomarc]

That's all very well to say, but if you click on Feedback there is no option to say what the problem is. Only if you are satisfied with the Adbobe Creative App!

[kglad]

submit an idea/suggestion 

[fotomarc]

Link?

[kglad]

above

[fotomarc]

Thanks

[fotomarc]

It looks like someone else has already suggested this but the problem still exists.

[kglad]

you're welcome..

[Peru Bob]

It looks like someone else has already suggested this

By @fotomarc

Upvote it.