I know this topic has been posted ad nasausium... I purchased an extension from Exchange - a photo collage maker. Creative Cloud didn't seem to download and install the extension that I could find anywhere. I downloaded the zxp file and Anastaiy's manager and installed it that way.
When I pull down to Extensions from the Window menu in Photoshop (CC 2020) it's not there. I'm on Windows 10, highly capable laptop, large format monitor, Wacom, etc.
This has been an ongoing problem (for me, at least) in the last several versions of Photoshop, so I'm wondering if anyone has a tried and true method of actually getting extensions to show up.
I would expect extension that are installed by Adobe Creative cloud desktop to install in new Photoshop install. However if the extension you use is installed by its own installer or some third party installer. You may well need to install you extension into new version of Photoshop like you need to install third party Plug-ins. Adobe Photoshop Installers do not migrate some things. For example Photoshop Scripts add also need to be installed. I install my Photo Collage and Mockup toolkit and other scripts by linking each Photoshop versions Scripts folder to my Photoshop Scripts folder. All versions of Photoshop version I install use the same copy of my added Scripts. I also link Adobe Plug-in folders to my Plug-in folder.
I do use one Extension from Adobe Exchange JSX Launcher it is installed by Adobe into new version Photoshop when Photoshop is installed.
Adobe Photoshop is possibly one of the best image editing tools there is. It is packed with a variety of practical functions that you can use to edit or create some amazing images.
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