Hey so I am having major workflow issues from how they've changed where and how files are saved. The best example is, I have a file open that I've been working on, I go to organize all the things I need for this file on my desktop and put it all in the folder, then when I go back to work on the file I'm working on, make some changes and save it again, it saves at the old location (for example Desktop or Documents), not the new folder I put it in. It's like it can no longer "find" the file and it saves another one and I end up with multiple copies of the same file. I had multiples of the same artwork before I realized what was going on. I do understand I can work around this but why would they change it?? I've been doing this for 20 plus years, it wasn't something to be fixed. It's a step down in ease of use, I really have gotten to where I hate Photoshop, every update seems to bring more annoyances than it actually helps. Any suggestions to help fix this? Or the best way to downgrade Photoshop CC?
lol, you're getting old and not remembering things correctly then. You've never been able to move an open file in the finder and have Ps save to the new location. No application is able to do this.
Seems to behave the same in Photoshop 2022 as in Photoshop 2021 and Photoshop 2020.
(It seems to behave differently in Photoshop CC 2019, but that has been obsolete for a while now.)
I guess there have been plenty of unwelcome changes and also bugs introduced in recent Photoshop versions but moving a file while it is open in any application does not seem like a good idea.
It's been a good idea for 2 decades, I don't understand why it should matter now. Other applications I use are smart enough to find the same file, just like Photoshop used to be able to. It only recently changed for me and my coworkers, I don't know why they keep changing stuff and in a backwards direction.
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