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P: Extensions missing after updating to Photoshop 22.3

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March 10, 2021
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After installing the latest update of PS all my 3rd party plugins are gone. I was trying to reinstall them, but still, they're not appearing in the program. The only thing that's still working is Raya Pro, but it's installed with the Creative Cloud plugins section.

Does anyone have any idea how to recover the "old" plugins that suppose to be visible under the "window" menu? I was trying to reinstall the plugins, both with a script and manually ad it doesn't help. Maybe there's some different folder now where I should put the extensions that I'm not aware of?

최고의 답변: Akash Sharma

Hi All,

We're sorry that some old Extensions are missing for you after updating to Photoshop v22.3

Please note that Extensions are not supported for Mac computer using the M1 processor. Please try and find plugins with the same functionality or contact the extension owner to get your extensions ported to UXP to run as native on M1 devices.

You can still use the older extensions in emulation mode if needed. However, you would need to install the extension while running in Rosetta emulation mode on devices with Apple Silicon M1 processors. Older CEP extensions will not install when running in native. See: If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac

There are few features not available on Apple Silicon. Also there are some known issues in Photoshop with the native M1 support , for details, see: Photoshop for Apple Silicon

We appreciate your cooperation and patience.

Thanks,

Akash

CAN of ART

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Just Made a video about this...
(because reading is so last year 😂)

FIXING PLUGINS on PS2022 with the Apple M1 mac (Via reverting to Rosetta version)

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christiancardona

Participant

This is absurd, losing software because of this.. how adobe dont prevent this?

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Test Screen Name

Legend

No, nothing to fix. This happens each time there is a new kind of chip (like PowerPC to Intel, Intel to M1). You have to buy all again, it's part of the Joy Of Mac.

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InCrisis

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This may help

How to run Photoshop 22.3 using Rosetta emulation

Open Finder and navigate to /Applications/Adobe Photoshop 2021.
Right-click on the Adobe Photoshop 2021 application and select 'Get Info'
In the 'General' section, if the "Kind" label says "Application (Universal)", there will be an "Open using Rosetta" option below.

stephenh28386084

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Well installed Beautify and Retouch Pro with my Mac Studio M1 Ultra and no go... clicked on Rosetta to open and both did! Sigh.... I contacted the company ... if they answer

renatagomestpm

Participant

Hi! On Windows, I recovered the Extensions Panel by clicking Preferences> Plug-ins and enabling "Enable Developer Moderator" and "Load Extension Panels" (both were not enabled). I just clicked on the little box next to each option and the extensions came back. I hope it helps!

renatagomestpm

Participant

I mean "Enable Developes MODE" (not Moderator, sorry!)

Akash Sharma답변

Legend

Hi All,

We're sorry that some old Extensions are missing for you after updating to Photoshop v22.3

Please note that Extensions are not supported for Mac computer using the M1 processor. Please try and find plugins with the same functionality or contact the extension owner to get your extensions ported to UXP to run as native on M1 devices.

You can still use the older extensions in emulation mode if needed. However, you would need to install the extension while running in Rosetta emulation mode on devices with Apple Silicon M1 processors. Older CEP extensions will not install when running in native. See: If you need to install Rosetta on your Mac

There are few features not available on Apple Silicon. Also there are some known issues in Photoshop with the native M1 support , for details, see: Photoshop for Apple Silicon

We appreciate your cooperation and patience.

Thanks,

Akash

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andrea5C1E

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luckily Apple has seen fit to develop Rosetta 2, for Adobe we could have stayed with the 8086 microprocessor !!

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andrea6C12

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What you can do is to run the new version (22.3) under Rosetta. This is the only way I found to get the extension working. Of course we lose the advantages of runnning on M1 but I hope this is only temporary.

If you want to do that you can got to the application folder, select adobe photoshop and with the right click ask the "Get Info". On this new tab you can select to run Photoshop with Rosetta.

Piotrek Deska작성자

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Thanks for the info. I'll definitely try this workaround.

Luckily, even that natively PS was super fast, under Rosetta it also works very well. At least for my needs at the moment.

Hope Adobe will release another update soon and fix the problem.

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Mario Dours

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Same here. I've tried to re-install all the plugins i use. But without success.

And as Piotrek Deska mentioned the legacy plugin section in preferences is greyed out.

Hopefully Adobe fixes this quickly. I use my plugins on a daily basis.

Piotrek Deska작성자

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For the moment the only solution for me was to downgrade back to 22.2. I'm also wondering if it's on the Adobe's side, or maybe the plugins authors have to recode the extensions since the update is mostly for the M1 Macs, so PS can work natively. Or is it something that Adobe have to fix and the processor type doesn't matter?

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andrea5C1E

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For me too there is no other solution, I work a lot with a panel that creates masks of shades that I cannot give up.

Where I come from it is customary to say "one is always missing to make 100"

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andrea5C1E

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hi, I have recently installed version 22.3 on my MBP M1 and I immediately saw an increase in the speed of execution of the commands. But I can't find my extension that I had installed in the version under Rosetta 2. Actually, I really don't see the possibility of finding extensions but only plugins. Has there been a change or will there be an update for this issue?

Kukurykus

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Photoshop M1 - Extensions

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doastler

Participant

Hi does anyone have a soloution for the m1 version of photoshop released today as no plugins show up at all. The extensions link is also missing from the window folder. If I use rosetta mode the extensions work.

Anyone have any ideas?

David

alberto.pinto

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I'm having the same problem. No plugins show up in Filters menu. I've already tried to uninstall and install again the plugins with no results.

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Matt M123

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The latest Photoshop update 22.3 appears to disable the extensions on my M1 Mac. Going into the photoshop preferences, the enable legacy extensions is greyed out in the plug ins menu and the extension selection does not show up in the window menu. Any work around for this? Thanks.

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Matt M123

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Just to add to the opening post, I have tried:

Reinstalling Photoshop
Resetting preferences
Resetting photoshop settings
Tried to reinstall the extensions

Reinstalling the previous version of Photoshop (intel based running under Rosetta 2) does enable the extensions again. Looks like a M1 Mac issue.

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andrea5C1E

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sorry Matt M123, you don't need to go all this way, just go to the applications folder and with the right mouse button on PS choose get information and choose open with Rosetta 2. You will see that you can see the extensions again. It's like using regular petrol to fuel a Porsche !!

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