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I recently upgraded my Macbook to a Mac Mini with the M1 processor. I've installed Photoshop and gone through the process of adding extenssions by copying directories into the "Extensions" folder. Now when I go to the Windows tab the "Extensions" options isn't available. My Macbook is running the exact same version 22.4.2. Any idea how I get the Extensions option to show up under the Windows Tab?
CEP extensions are not supported on PS running natively on M1 MAC's. If you want these extensions and can't locate replacements or upgrades based on the newer UXP technology then you will have to launch PS in Rosetta emulation mode to use these extensions.
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CEP extensions are not supported on PS running natively on M1 MAC's. If you want these extensions and can't locate replacements or upgrades based on the newer UXP technology then you will have to launch PS in Rosetta emulation mode to use these extensions.
-Manan
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I was very disappointed to see this response. I also have just upgraded to an M1 mac, and similar to the person who posed the initial question found that my ADP Lumiflow extension is no longer accessable since, under the Windows tab, there is no longer an extensions subtab. I can still pull up the ADP extension if I go to Creative Cloud and click on the Open (Intel) option, but that is very clutzy. I like to be able to open PS from LR using the "Open as a Smart Object in PS" option. however when I do that now the photos open in PS 2022 rather than giving me the option of opening 2022 or 2021, both of which are still installed. So for now I have had to uninstall PS 2022 (ver 23.0.1) and just go with PS 2021 (ver 23.0). Any idea if this incompatability issue is likely to be resolved in the future? the 2022 version is clearly much faster than the 2021 version on my system, but I need those extensions.
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Most panel developers are aware of the move to UXP - and have been working with Adobe's help to update their panels to use UXP and run natively on ARM devices Check with ADP to see their plans.
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Thanks for the reply. As you suggested, I have sent a note to ADP folks asking if they are working on this. Waiting on a response.
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It has been over 12 months and I still can't get extensions to work on PS. Are we going to live on a different version forever? LOL.