When shrinking an audio clip, the mistake of grabbing the small rectangle of the fade handle occurs.

[Evangelist ittsui]

The fade handle function was added in the 24.4.1 update.
However, when controlling an audio clip with the mouse, you end up grabbing the fade handle when you want to grab the edge of the clip.
It should be made so that this doesn't happen by mistake, or it should be possible to turn the fade handle on and off.

オーディオクリップを縮めたい時、フェードハンドルの小さな四角形をつかんでしまう

24.4.1のアップデートでフェードハンドル機能が搭載されました。
しかしながら、オーディオクリップをマウス操作でコントロールする時、クリップの端をつかみたいのにフェードハンドルをつかんでしまいます。
誤操作しないように工夫してほしい、もしくは、フェードハンドルのオン／オフの切り替えできるようにしてほしい。

[George Kuromiya]

I think this could be a useful feature for beginners as well, so it would be great if you could make it possible to toggle it on and off. I would really appreciate it!

初心者にとっては便利そうな機能でもあると思うので、オン／オフを切り替えできるようにしてもらえるのが一番ステキそうです。ぜひお願いします。

[gened78432486]

Agreed. The adding of the handles by default makes it difficult or tedious to grab what you want. Should be able to turn this on or off. I would never use that because I rarely, if ever, use keyframes with audio.

[Abraham Offline]

Upvoted. If there isn't an elegant way to integrate it, I would rather have the option to turn it off.

[GuntisMuntis]

And Premiere 25 has the same thing and not fixed. Grabbig that handle all the time. No option to hide it. Another thing that bothering is new export window, that are introduced from Premiere 23 as i remember. As i reading it bothers everyone.

[Jonas5ED1]

One useful workaround (I first discovered it with version 2024, not sure how long it's been there) is to hold down Command (on Mac; presumable Control on Windows) and lasso the cut point (s).  That selects them, allowing you to add a quick dissolve, perform a trim forward/backward by 1 or 5 frames, etc.  And Command + lasso will select the cut point(s) regardless of whether there's A/B material, or if there is "black" to the right or left of the cut point.