Kukurykus
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4 votesKukurykus
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I don't like new design too, but I think you can change number of stars by clicking thumbnail and only then if few stars are marked, click on first star, and then click that first star again to have no stars. I know this is so cumbersome! :(
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55 votesFEATURE- RELEASED ·
AdminTeja Vepakomma
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This feature request has been implemented and released. Please upgrade to the latest version of Bridge to see this change.
Kukurykus
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Yes, instead of giving to us something useful like more colours we got something worse than it was and useless, so rounded dots in place of bar labels :( Why to change something that's perfect, but not leaving it as it, but expanding of more options?
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I can't post only a link here (so I tried now with some text):
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New dot lables are hardly noticable than when they appeared as bold underlines before CC 2019 release! Additionally when I constantly work with little thumbnails which corresponding file names are not fully displayed, now with a circle labels they are cut even more! So I agree completely with Luke and Wootie opinions about this inconvenience!
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1 voteKukurykus
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I can't imagine what you exactly want. Could you post an image to illustrate it?
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1 voteKukurykus
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You mean they send up not in single folder you drop dragged files on, wo where then, in other folder?
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Thank you for reporting this issue, we have reported this as a bug
Kukurykus
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It's not in 9.0.2.0219x62 (I just checked after reading this post as I was aware previously there was problem about).
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Can you please let me know in which panel you are facing this issue.
Kukurykus
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It would be best you to link to a short video showing the problem.
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1 voteKukurykus
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Can you post some image example?
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17 votesFEATURE- NEEDS MORE FEEDBACK ·AdminTeja Vepakomma
(Senior Product Manager, Adobe Creative Cloud Bridge)
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Dear Bridge Users,
Have you tried setting the following Preferences?
Edit Menu→Preferences→Thumbnails→Do Not Process files larger than 1000 MB. Change this to 1 MB.Also, on the right hand side of the folder navigation bar on top, drop down next to the triangle (Option for thumbnail quality and previews) and select “Prefer Embedded (faster)”. Screenshot attached.
Let us know if this helps by commenting on User Voice.
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This is as designed behavior.
Were you able to do this in earlier versions of Bridge?Kukurykus
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It's more a request than a bug as you never could do it unless you do it in Content panel.
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1 voteKukurykus
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I couldn't imagine it to the end. Could you illustrate it by posting some prepared image how that should look like?
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6 votesKukurykus
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It worked in some past versions: http://www.maurodalfreddo.it/software/mdbr-histogram
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Please submit the crash report for us to investigate the issue.
The header and footer has space for 30 characters after which is begins to hide the items on the left.
Also please share the locale in which you are using BridgeKukurykus
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5 votesKukurykus
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Where exactly (in File Info / Metadata panel) is that field you talk about?