recycle bin for photoshop

@pp3176427836iw 

Adding to what others have said, Photoshop does have its own "Deleted" files, but only if you are saving the newer Cloud versions, .psdc. When you delete a Cloud document, it goes into the Deleted files folder in the CC app and awaits permenant deletion.

As others have said, the older .psd files use the OS Trash/Recycle bins.

Jane

Agreed, absolutely no point. This is already existing functionality.

It will be great if theres any recycle bin for deleted photoshop files

By @pp3176427836iw

Why would this be a benefit over the operating system Mac (Bin or Trash) or Windows (Recycle Bin)?

The only benefit I can think of is for open networked files, however, we shouldn't be using networked files anyway due to the increased possibilities of corruption.

If such a feature was added, how would it work? Would there be a File menu item to "Send Active Document to Recycle Folder"? Which would presumably save and close the file and move it to a specified directory on the local disk, removing it from the original location. Perhaps the existing recovery folder could be used?

This could be scripted, but I can't personally see the point.

If you delete files in Windows you'll find it in the trash. It doesn't matter what type of file it is.