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Disable Layer Search in Layers Window

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Sep 06, 2023 Sep 06, 2023

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Illustrator v 27.7

Mac Studio 2022

Mac OS 13.5.1 (22G90)

 

Please allow for disabling the layer search function. The Layers window search field randomly activates, especially when opening new files from a template and when opening exitisting files to make revisions. This is incredibly frustrating. For example; when I open a file and try to select the type tool by hitting the T key, I just end up typing a line of T's in the layer search bar. When the search function is active it appears as if there is only one layer in the file, making it difficult to find layers and objects. It is making too much extra work just clicking around and double-checking to navigate my own files. Please remedy this with the option to remove/disable this feature from the Layers window. Thank, Adobe.

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Community Expert , Sep 06, 2023 Sep 06, 2023

Please post to https://illustrator.uservoice.com 

 

Or maybe there already is a request for that. I couldn't find it, but there should be.

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Please post to https://illustrator.uservoice.com 

 

Or maybe there already is a request for that. I couldn't find it, but there should be.

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