Bridge 2020: In the watermark feature in Output, you used to be able to adjust the text size to whatever font size you needed to cover the image, now it only goes to 48 which is really small. I usually work with text at 125 and am no longer able to do so. I really need this function fixed, otherwise it's almost a pointless feature at this tiny size. Also, not a fan of the Output Preview page and the fact that the Output Settings reset every time you close the program. Can we please go back to 2017? That version worked perfectly!!!

The ability to modify and save the current workspace would be very useful. At the moment the current workspace can be modified but not saved under the same workspace name, it has to be saved under a new name and then the old name deleted.

E.g. I have a "Photography" workspace. If I want to change it I cannot resave it as "Photography", I save it as "Photography1" and then delete "Photography". Then, I cannot rename "Photography1" as "Photography".

Once the old "Photography" has been deleted I can then load "Phorography1", save it as "Photography" and then delete "Photography1".

Eventually, I get there but what a hassle.

I saw a feature that said libraries was a new feature in Bridge and thinking that Bridge is the tool that, "gives you centralized access to all the files and assets you need for your creative projects," I was a little disappointed that it still doesn't seem to help with the clarify between files / libraries and published files on Creative cloud and seems to be very Photoshop and Illustrator focused rather than 'files and assets for creative projects' focused. * there are Adobe creative tools that are not Photoshop and Illustrator... just sayin.

Bridge should have a the ability to browse files which are stored on the web via the web not via copies on the local machine - these versions (cloud and local) are regularly out of sync - no idea why this is such an issue with CC but not other cloud based file systems, but browsing Cloud folders works around this issue.

There needs to be come clarification between Files, Libraries and Published areas of CC - Bridge should be able to browse them all - it's not clear what the difference between these different areas/method of putting on CC is. is a library published? Why aren't files in a browsable library? <shrug>

Bridge needs to be more inclusive of other Adobe apps (I hate myself a little for saying it like that) but why aren't there hooks into XD files or after Effects like there are for Photoshop or Illustrator? I think having the ability to browse fonts from would extremely useful as a 'browsing of all my creative assets' point of view - especially if it was browsing this assets from a cloud POV.

I'm happy I can at least see XD files which are stored locally and bridge understands that file format.

the Publish panel should definitely include XD prototypes and development documents in addition to stock and portfolio. Where is Behance in all this? (still not clear why portfolio and behance are separate... I digress.

I think the folder panel and favorites panel could use some refinement to support items which are in the native OS and not just the physical structure (this is probably minor) but it would be nice to be able to browser iCloud drive files even though they are not synced/stored local copies. ** this goes back to browsing cloud assets this could be extended to 3rd party cloud storage (I can understand not supporting that - but then CC files needs to work)

The layout and format of the details that appear under the thumbnails could do with some improvement, to reduce interface friction and increase workflow.

Please see the attached screenshot (also at http://bit.ly/2Hrh00Z ). On the left is the current layout. It's dense and unnecessarily hard for the eye to parse quickly. On the rightis a mockup of how that same data could be laid out and formatted.

Below is a list of my proposed changes. Many of these could/should be optional (set in the preferences) so each user can adjust her UI as she needs. And of course there would be other ways you could improve it too.

-Date format is friendlier (11 Jan vs 11/01/2019) and more contextually meaningful (yesterday vs 22/01/2019)

-Time is differentiated from date by color (quicker for the eye to discern) instead of comma (which currently does little beyond adding a little more clutter)

-ppi density information is gone (those who want it could of course enable it in the options, but for the rest of us, it's just irrelevant clutter)

-MB numbers are rounded, so 89.38 MB becomes 89 MB (not 90MB like in the mockup - my mistake). This reduces clutter. This should be user configurable, and I suggest giving the user 3 options:
#1 never round
#2 always round
#3 round KB & MB (this would leave bytes, GB, and TB unrounded)

-Font smaller. It's still not as small as the default Photoshop UI font, but it's smaller than the current Bridge font. This would help to reduce clutter, and fit more data (eg. filename, keywords) in.