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Still unusable with a Apple Magig Mouse 2. Pictures are jumping up and down like on an 80ies atari.
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Indeed it's supersmooth on Mac and Apple Magic Mouse since Version CC 2019 9.1.
Great job! Thanks.Tilman
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35 votesFEATURE- RELEASED ·
AdminTeja Vepakomma
(Senior Product Manager, Adobe Creative Cloud Bridge)
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Hi,
This feature is now released as part of Bridge v10.0.
Please upgrade Bridge to v10.0 to see the change.
At the bottom of the Content pane, you should uncheck “Show Tiles”. After Tiles are removed, go to Edit→Preferences→Interface→Image Backdrop to change the slider to pure white.
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Teja
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Thanks for bringing back view without tiles!
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Unfortunally it has not found a way into Adobe Bridge 2020. I would like this very much. What about the other pros out there?
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Much more necessary as Apple Aperture will no longer work with Catalina.
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37 votesFEATURE- RELEASED ·AdminTeja Vepakomma
(Senior Product Manager, Adobe Creative Cloud Bridge)
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Hi,
This feature has been released in Bridge v10.0.
In the Content Panel, there is a check box “Show Tiles” which can be unchecked to remove the Thumbnail boxes.
Thanks,
Teja Vepakomma
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Thank you very much for this in Bridge 2020!
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Sadly no new option to remove these boxes in CC2019 v9.1 ;-((
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We need a choice! I used ma thumbs on my white background to see if may framing is correct, i.e. if there ist 0% white…
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please include a second row with metadata as description or headline…
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Still impossible to hide star rating in the viewer. Very sad. Also there is no need for the grey box around thumbs. This is only decoration!
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Star rating is always shown under the picture and before the filename –no matter if a rating has been applied.
There is no need for this and no switch to hide it.Tilman
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41 votesFEATURE- UNDER DEVELOPMENT ·AdminTeja Vepakomma
(Senior Product Manager, Adobe Creative Cloud Bridge)
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Dear Bridge users,
As one of the top voted features, this is actively under development. We plan to provide option to hide the tiles so that you can see larger thumbnails and zoom out if you need to see more assets in Content View. While 9.1 (released) has some improvements, the upcoming Bridge release this year end will have significant improvements in this area. As far as the folder view and Keywords is concerned, we hope to address that next year.
Meanwhile, some of you may benefit from the existing “View Menu→Show Thumbnails Only” to see more assets in Content View.
Thank you for your vote.
Teja Vepakomma
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Thank you for sharing this feedback. We will review this enhancement for future releases.
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We are aware if this issue and are working on it
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Especially the file window is jumping instead of a smooth scrolling.
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Request you to share a screenshot of the issue you are facing with abseth@adobe.com
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Yes. It's too light with too much space between lines. Wasting space!
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51 votesFEATURE- RELEASED ·AdminTeja Vepakomma
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Hi,
This feature has been released in Bridge v10.0. You can update Bridge to see this feature.
At the bottom of the Content Pane, there is an option to hide Tiles and ‘Show Thumbnails only’. If tiles are hidden, the image backdrop can be changed to pure black from Edit→Preferences→Interface→Image backdrop.
Thank you for your feedback on User Voice.
Regards,
Teja V.
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I don't need a frame around my picture! I need a white background back in bridge 2019! How can I control framing/0% white sky?
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Yes, fully agree. Would be much better to read and understand.