"File Info..." is grayed out for WebP files. This means that Bridge doesn't support writing metadata to WebP files.

This would be an important feature for me because right now ratings and labels aren't written to the WebP files and therefore don't propagate properly through our studio setting.

WebP has become the de facto new standard on the web and as such should be full supported by Bridge.

At the moment WebP is also missing as an option in Workflow under "Change format". Please add it there.

As the title says. I continue to be boggled that this most basic parameter / metadata / head-slappingly-obvious-requirement is still not implemented in Bridge...

Images rotated in Bridge open with the right orientation in Photoshop, but not in Adobe Behance.
Please make sure image orientation is properly communicated across all adobe products.
Thanks

Function: "Show focus points".
In Bridge there is no function that you can display the preselected focus points.
This information included the camera's EXIF ​​data.
In Lightroom there is a plugin called "Show Focus Points"

PHOTOSHOP画像で、モノクロ2階調にしたものがRGBで表示されてしまいます。

Just subscribed Adobe Photo Subscription after trial ended. BR 11.1.1.185, PS 22.5.1, macOS 10.15.7

Problem: BR cannot change star rating on edited Photoshop PSD and JPG output files. Please fix this bug.

Since MS has never seen fit to provide this simple utility, Bridge needs a method of printing out a list of filenames/details/metadata (whatever details is currently shown on-screen, like attached example) - either within a folder or the results of a search. Actually, a better solution would be a way to export selected files/details to a spreadsheet. Sometimes I need to share this info with collaborators - and a screen capture doesn't quite cut it.

When I take a photo into Photoshop from Bridge and edit the file and then export it for web (Legacy) most of the metadata is lost. What I particularly want to keep is the date & time photo taken and the location.

SHOW THE FOLDER SIZE! I just spoke with your customer support and asked where in Bridge it showed the folder size. They told me to use another program!? How in 2020 does a tool designed specifically for File/Folder management not have the most basic necessary data?

I'd like to be able to use different default applications for CR2 files (ACR) and CR3 files (Canon DPP). It would be nice to either either have Adobe list the file types separately in the Bridge file associations listing, or to be able to user enter CR2 and CR3 as new file types.

Metadata window currently shows the dimensions of a video (3840 x 2160) but it would be seriously helpful to also be able to see how long the video is in hours, minutes, seconds and frames = 01;00;24;29 with colons and semicolons denoting wether the video is drop-frame or non-drop-frame timecode.

I would like to locate all the .xd files within a specific folder.

In some use cases, it is useful to have the aspect ratio of the picture.
For example, if I need to find a photograph that would fit when printed onto a specific object (t-shirt, mug...) or fit in a specific frame, it would be very useful to see the aspect ratio of the picture.
Ideally, this would be a field that could be included in a search, so I can find all pictures with a 4:3 aspect ratio.

Unable to view .cgm file as a thumbnail
One reason we use .cgm as a graphic import into FrameMaker is because it is viewed in the FM document crisper than .eps files
Also we have a ton of legacy .cgm files that are used in our documents created with FrameMaker

Would like to copy IPTC Core data from a .JPG file to a raw file. I have thousands of annotated JPEGs with raw files of the same name. Lightroom only shows IPTC data in the raw (sidecar) files.

If possible I would like to see the description column in the basic part larger. Have 20 to 30 lines off text to enter, where it is impossible to view what has been written. Bridge 2017 let me expand the panel to see all lines.
In my movies library, text is written inside the info panel.

Here is an example of what I mean

Hello, is it possible to additionally show in the file properties in which version a file was saved? For example EPS-8, EPS-10, AI CC or PS CC. This would be especially good for EPS. Many thanks, Gabi

Could we see HISTOGRAM in Adobe Bridge? It's very important for photographers. (I know Adobe is more suited for Designers and they don't need it...)