Please let BRIDGE able to read Affinity file thumbnails.

Since Adobe Stock sells template files such as "indt" and "psdt", it would be helpful if Adobe Bridge could view these types of files. Nowadays, I need to open these files in their original application to know what they are about and I can only "escape" this inconvenience by creating screenshots and naming the files with the same names.

CLICK TO ZOOM IN TO 100% YOU MORONS.

As a designer sometimes I need to search for fonts that are not available at Adobe Fonts and it would be amazing to have the ability to preview font file characters, either through alphabet + numerals or "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog."

I've heard a few time that a preview of .abr brushes, for photoshop, at the desktop level would be useful to users.

On windows (only), there's abr viewer https://abrviewer.fr.uptodown.com/windows

inside photoshop, there's brusherator by sergey kritskyi https://gumroad.com/kritskiy#iLmZz

I suppose a simple preview, not just the icon, would help users, and having this in Bridge would be logical :)

Progressive zoom and smooth gestures with the mouse or trackpad in Adobe Bridge

Hello
I want to zoom more precisely in Adobe Bridge
Zooms are only done in increments of 100%
I don't want to zoom in 100% slices but a PROGRESSIVE ZOOM like 1%, 2%, 3%, 4% ....
Can you do something for Adobe Brige and improve this functionality which is most important for image viewing software.
And in the parameters there is no option to choose what type of zoom you want to do.
We should have a choice.
Thank you

cordially

Space bar to show preview of raw files in fullscreen doesn't work at all in Adobe Bridge, at least with Mac OS Big Sur.

I want to see ffx file animation in advance.
Why isn't it coming out?

Why are my previews constantly vanishing in Bridge?

The new version is next to useless and I'm forced to use an old version..

Just moving the cursor over another file of material during playback stops the playback. Probably because the latest "Preview at the Cursor" feature is working.
Please fix this bug.

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It would be really comfortable to use the mouse wheel (or the trackpad scroll) to step back/forward in a photo collection, alternatively to the arrow keys on the keyboard, like in the Windows Photos app or in the old Google Picasa is.

My suggestion is: when the pointer is placed over the Preview pane, interpret a scroll up as "Previous image" and a scroll down as "Next image". Currently the mouse wheel does nothing.

preview .txt files

While viewing multiple page PDF's it would be very convenient to use the mouse-scroll wheel to scroll through the multiple pages of that file, especially when those pages are mixed oriented portrait and landscape and/or different sizes

I would like to be able to zoom in on an image and fill the preview window like you can in Adobe Raw.

It's hard to close the magnifying glass – the closing-cross could not be targeted easily
kind regards

The darker boxes around each and every thumbnail image, omg, get rid of those or at least make it optional. Its just awful. I am told on the forum "The dark grey boxes around assets in content panel is designed for better view of assets." Thats a hell of a thing to assume, it makes me want to scratch my eyes out. Please PleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePleasePlease

For some reason, the preview on my MS Surface Pro 2 is just a small thumbnail. I have found no way to get it to fill the preview window (as it does on my desktop).

Pourquoi avoir supprimé la continuité de lecture après suppression d'une image. Jusqu'à ce jour, lorsque je supprimais une image (command+supp), l'image disparaissait et ma selection en pleine page ou en prévisualisation continuait sur l'image à la droite de celle précedemment supprimé. Hors depuis la dernière mise à jour, après suppression, je reviens obligatoirement à la toute premiere image. Je ne peux donc plus supprimer à la volée mais uniquement en rereregardant mes premières images maintes fois... C'est horriblement pénible et chronophage. Bridge etait pourtant un très bon outil pour un éditing rapide...