FR: How to Disable "Learn More" Pop-Ups in InDesign

[Tim5FA0]

After a recent update, my InDesign is now showing all these stupid pop-ups the whole time.

Screenshot attached.  To be absolutely clear, I am talking about the entire dialogue box, not the tool-tip illustrateed in a section of the dialogue box shown.

How do I kill them off once and for all ?  I've looked through Preferences but canot spot anything obvious.

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[Doc Maik]

Hello!

Hasn't this been discussed and voted yet? At least I couldn't find a thread.

ID has started to annoy us with randomly appearing blue pop-up boxes with tips (?), which are usually placed in the lower part of the ID window. Since they're random, not everybody might be affected.

However, this, together with those other "Learn more" annoyances which have been discussed and voted and hopefully brought to Adobe's attention, is the next level of "let's see how we can annoy the user while our programmers have too much time to waste". Instead of fixing the hundreds of bugs listed on ID's uservoice page, they have time for this? Disclaimer: This rant was necessary. 

The actual question is: Any way to turn them off? I couldn't find anything in the prefs.

[Doc Maik]

For everyone who is new to ID and/or has not yet seem them, this is one of the black tips (similar to "Learn more") pop-ups:

[Doc Maik]

...and the blue one:

[alexpselamat]

This disruption has existed for quite some time (more than a year).  Adobe's representative is aware of this (Abhishek Rao) and Adobe is not getting rid of the pop ups.  They are actually adding more pop ups. Also adding them in other apps like Photoshop.

[Jindřich3403716436xp]

That’s because Adobe hired new young and ambitious managers who had to come up with something so they wouldn’t be seen as completely useless. Even though some people at Adobe tried to reverse this trend—which will eventually sink Adobe—these brilliant young people, fresh out of school, are very proud of their 'invention' and will defend it until Adobe loses its customers. Then they’ll move on to help another company, as it usually goes.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Where are you getting this info?

That’s because Adobe hired new young and ambitious managers who had to come up with something so they wouldn’t be seen as completely useless. Even though some people at Adobe tried to reverse this trend—which will eventually sink Adobe—these brilliant young people, fresh out of school, are very proud of their 'invention' and will defend it until Adobe loses its customers. Then they’ll move on to help another company, as it usually goes.

By @Jindřich3403716436xp

[Jindřich3403716436xp]

From my experience in the corporate world. It’s the same everywhere, like a carbon copy. Or do you think there’s some programmer behind it who decided to start ruining the lives of all Adobe product users? Obviously, there are people at Adobe who try to listen to users’ wishes, but someone has decided, as a matter of principle, not to comply with them. There are companies that almost collapsed when these modern-day saviors took over leadership positions. Bud Light, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, Jaguar, and many others. Or do you have another theory as to why this madness is happening? Can anyone sane and with some practical experience come up with such outrageous nonsense as these totally pointless, endlessly popping-up annoying popups?

[Gavin at MRP]

In May, @Abhishek Rao asked me to send him sceenshots, demonstrating what these pop-ups are that we are talking about, and I've been sending them, but haven't gotten a single reply since ... just crickets 🦗