The new user interface is not as convenient or easy to use as the previous version. The delete icon is hard to see. Before, after making a crop, choosing the hand icon gave a full screen view of the crop. Now, apparently the user must click done, return to Bridge and then re-enter Camera Raw. Sometimes when trying to change to a different tool, the application will not allow the change; for example, switching from the hand tool to the crop tool.

Please return to a version similar to the previous one.
I cannot stand scrolling up and down the right hand side bar.
I do not like Lightroom for this very reason.
At least make the panels customisable so I can put then where I want.

Please refrain from changing the color scheme when you update the program icons (as seen in desktop shortcuts, taskbars, etc). If you get used to using a color as a quick visual reference when switching between programs, a change is disconcerting. Also, the new, really dark background icons are harder to pick out overall against the black background of a windows taskbar.

Names under folders and files should be 'center justified' like previous versions; https://community.adobe.com/t5/bridge/titles-under-thumbn

PLEASE FIX ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Right now you can only select from roughly 10 columns in list view. It would be nice to be able to add ANY metadata field as a column, this way unique workspaces can have columns that are relevant to each type of media.

Make the box in the scroll bar white. It would be quicker to find and easier to click on.

Why the switch to using text for this part of the UI? Are the devs no longer capable of making icons? It’s an ugly mess right now, can you please make it more consistent.

I'd like to be able to choose which Artboard from a batch of files that I want to export to an Export Template.

So I have around 50 files made in illustrator where they all have 4 Artboards in them. I want to quickly export a jpeg from ONLY the 4th artboard in all of the files.

Since Bridge 2019, the whole UI is "larger" and needs more space. There is more space between the items in the folder list, the keyword list, and the favorites items. Thus, only half of the list fits to the same space as before.
Also the space between thumbnails in the grid view was enlarged.

Please enable an option as für the "Text Size" that let the user bring up more content in a compacter manner.

Just... stop.

I really have no idea what else to say. When I go through the trouble of right-clicking on a column (Rating, for example), I DON'T WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN. Why does Bridge keep re-adding these columns every time I change views or open the app?

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE make the scrolling smooth! This will make the experience infinitely better. Currently it's just awful on the eye to track where you're at while scrolling.

Image backdrop needs to be a user defined tone as previous versions allowed. Pure white is definitely needed to double check images that are required to have a 255 255 255 background. Had to revert to 2018 version.

What does Adobe have against Mac? Full screen on MacOS has only been around for a decade, why do none of Adobe's premiere applications support it? Literally every other cross platform app I have on my computer supports full screen.

What's the problem?

desktop shortcut and direct bookmarks within file browser and on start menu / toolbar in the OS so we can manage links via the OS

My longstanding preference is for a light interface color and a dark image background. Please bring back the ability to control the two colors separately.

The Accent Colour is in all versions of Bridge up 2018
This really helps to teach students, as they can see the at a glance which interface we are using and more importantly which folder I am accessing.
Please may we have it back.

Bridge needs the ability to read .wmf and .dsf files. Many design engineers still use these formats, so they're still viable. But as of now, we have to use a third-party program top see the files. We'd rather just have Bridge do that so we can keep the number of programs to a minimum on our computers.