I agree, this was a silly feature, or at least the way it was implemented is very juvenile. I honestly can't think of a single scenario where I need to share SO urgently that I need a permanent floating blue button accessible at all times. Yes, Adobe, I saw your very dodgy response suggesting we just change the color of it. That is not a solution and frankly that kind of blatantly dodgy suggestion is frankly annoying. A floating button like that should never be placed in this type of UI. I literally have to minimize the window to see the Accept button in certain scenarios, and it also blocks other tools depending on my layout. This is the type of bush league UX that makes me seriously question what's going on behind the scenes. ... View more

Seriously Adobe, terrible design decision. You can't even move the button! It's constantly blocking controls and I have to resize the window to get behind it. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?! ... View more

Adobe claims this is "hard-coded and intended behavior", but we all know better that things like this are just bugs they don't feel like fixing. Here is a workaround that actually works because this is a BUG. No idea why: COPIED FROM EARLIER POST IN THIS THREAD:   FIX! Been putting up with this issue/bug for years now and I think I've just accidentally stumbled upon a workaround - If you go to the hamburger dropdown menu in the comp window then go to 'panel group settings' then check the option 'stacked panel group' then the window doesn't scroll from the mousewheel / magic mouse swipes! And you can now just use , and . to zoom in/out as you usually would. I'm not exactly familiar with the 'stacked panel' layout option so this may have some unintended behaviours in the comp window but it's definitely working as a fix for the annoying scrolling issue for me.   Not sure why this option would remove this function exactly? But anyway, hope this works for anyone else out there that's been dealing with this annoying issue for so long! ... View more

GOOD LORD ADOBE. 14 YEARS. 14 YEARS AND YOU STILL JUST WONT FIX THESE PROBLEMS!!!! 14 YEARS!!!!!  ... View more