Allow users to have 8 labels which can be given unique names by users. This is already the case with competitors such as Photo Mechanic and other software vendors. I am reluctant to move away from Photo Mechanic to Adobe Bridge because I find it so useful. This is already a popular idea on the forum as can be seen from many posts

Finder is AWEFUL compared to ADOBE BRIDGE for reviewing images.
In Adobe Bridge, there's PLENTY of space under the graphic in PREVIEW window to show the full file image. NEED THIS... BADLY.

Even after file previews are generated and cached Bridge is now painfully slow. Scrolling is slow, interacting with files is slow, browsing folders is slow. Sometimes the program will lock up for up to a minute. It's bad on both my respectable spec'ed AMD Ryzen work PC (quadcore-16gb ram), and it's slow on my monster spec home PC (intel 9900k-16gb ram).

The default location of the Media Cache is on my C:\ drive. I do not like the C:\ drive to be used for temporary files. The constant creation and deletion of temporary files on the C:\ drive greatly increases the chances for corruption of that drive. Instead, I partition a separate drive to use for temporary things like caches and my Temp folder.

Alternatively, some people might want to put the cache on a fast SSD drive while leaving their C:\ drive as a standard spinning disk.

FFS! I spend half my life trying to find a black cursor on a dark background now. Whoever thought that was a good idea!!!

Bridge's Photo Downloader used to maintain the user's settings after each use. (Such as file folder destination and subfolder setting.) But now it always reverts to the default setting making me change it each time before downloading photos. Please fix it to keep the user settings until changed by the user.

Would be great to have path completion in the address bar in Bridge - either the tab completion in MacOS (eg. the 'Go' bar and terminal bash), or the mixed cursor-tab equivalent in Windows (explorer's address bar and cmd).

It's always slightly disconcerting when you're used to relying on it not to have it there.

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 :)

In older version of camera raw when going to next/previous photo the zoom was always set to "fit to screen". Now it stays zoomed in or out across multiple photos, which is annoying (expecially when the crop tool zooms out from itself) and for me personally the old way was better. Probalbly opinion from user to user, therefore option to choose the behavior in this case would be the best.

We work in an office with several networked drives that have many, many graphics files. Several of us work off of these drives; creating Bridge collections helps keep things organized for projects. It would be GREAT if these collections could be shared to others on the network, so they have the same resources. Having live updates of those shared collections so we all could work from the collection(s) and update them on the fly, updating everyone else's copy of the shared collection in the process.

Please make filter panel sortable, so user can drag'n'drop frequently used filters to thier needs (e.g. date created to top).

The filter panel allows to show files that match some attributes. Some exif tags like exposure time are already included, others can only be shown in the Metadata Panel. I would wish to be be able to filter by the tag 'SceneCaptureType' or even every possible tag.

Currently waiting 30 seconds at least for a star rating to appear. Overall performance is at barely usable speed. I'm watching lag I've not seen since the 90s. This is supposed to be a quick, basic image browser, yet it's now so slow I can barely bring myself to boot it up.

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

Please add ability see number of photos in each folder (similar to Aperture)

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...)