I updated to 24.1.0 (windows) a few days ago and got this lovely bug/feature for my trouble. When using the Brush Preset Picker to resize and change the hardness of my current brush, if I click twice a little too fast over the bar it makes the marker skip all the way to 25 (I assume it's the default value?) and the same happens with the hardness, except that one skips back to 0% when accidentally double-clicked. This only used to happen (I even checked on a CC218) when double-clicking the TITLES above the bars, not the bars themselves. Now I have to be super careful because clicking too fast to get the number I need brings back the cursed 25px size! If this was an intentional change, it'd be great if you could keep at least ONE of the resizing modes safe from accidental double taps, so it doesn't bother us fast clickers!   I will be going back to the previous version, as this didn't happen last week before I updated... ... View more

I just updated to CC yesterday after years of using an older CS and something is... well, not wrong, but weird! It all works perfectly, brushes behave as expected, everything looks silky smooth on my Cintiq 27 screen, and the UI looks fine - except for the brush list! This screenshot was taken at 100% zoom, with a stroke of the simplest brush in existence. As you can see (you may have to zoom in), my stroke is nice and clean, but all the miniature strokes on the list look pixelated or blurry. The same thing happens in the Fx, with the contour lines - every single one of them, straight or curvy, seems to be rendered with a "zigzag", even though the actual result is clean and if I click to edit the curves, they're straight. My Windows 10 has always been at 125% zoom because the desktop icons are minuscule otherwise, but that wasn't an issue with Photoshop CS, I never had to touch anything and it looked fine. If I put windows back at 100%, that fixes the problem, but both photoshop and the entire windows are  tiny and unreadable, so that's not an option. I saw that fiddling with the PPP options might help, but no combination of settings corrected the problem. Why would the whole app scale just fine, but not the brush list? Or perhaps the most important question is, why did old versions of PS scale at 125% through and through with no issues (same windows, same screen), and the newest one breaks at a few specific points? This doesn't impact my work, everything is fine, but it makes me sad that those trusty old brushes look like they've been shrunken to subatomic size and then expanded by 1000% just before being displayed! Thanks in advance to anyone looking into my silly little problem. ... View more