If you use the Creative Cloud desktop app to launch your applications such as Photoshop or Illustrator, you would like a way to quickly access these shortcuts without launching the full experience with the app catalog, CC library manager, update manager, etc... Let's discuss this feature in this thread.

Now it's not obvious when an app was updated, what new features it has and how they work (even no link to "what's new" page).

The Creative Cloud App doesn't display any download size for software updates.

Download size is critical for someone like me who sometimes relies on their cellphone's Internet Data Plan, which have a fixed maximum amount of data per month.

Every serious software application manager program out there shows the size of their updates, at least during download. The fact that we even need to ask for such a basic feature is astonishing...

Please address this ASAP.

After the last update of CC it now takes an extremely long time to start or it does not start at all and tells me to retry or re-boot.

This app is like a virus. It hogs all the bandwidth for the entire company and there is no way to limit it. If we try throttling it at the network level it just starts opening more and more sockets. If we select the slowest bandwidth setting (25%) it still takes 100% of the available bandwidth because it doesn't have any way to know how much bandwidth is actually available. Please limit the number of connections it will open and let us set hard speed caps for download/upload for updating the applications.

Please let us close the banner ad/search tool for Adobe Stock in the new Creative Cloud Desktop experience.

I think it's fine to show it by default, but it's also important to let people choose whether or not they want to see it all the time.

Enterprise admins would benefit from a method to trigger application installation from the command line. Ideally this would include the ability to install a particular version.

Example: ccda -install PHSP 21.0.0

Options for removing previous versions would be beneficial as well.

Right now it's only possible to change the language of the installed apps, such as Illustrator, but not the Creative Cloud app itself.

As a deployment admin, i would like to give the ability to 80% of my users to deploy creative cloud in a self-service manner for all products, except for certain products (Premiere Pro, AfterFX, ...) because they cannot be updated because of extensions dependencies.

As a result, we could create and deploy an unique package containing "creative cloud + premiere + afterfx" and hide premiere+afterfx from catalog.

today, it is not supported to deploy creative cloud in self service, and a packaged application on the same computer.

Really, we need the ability to throttle the amount of bandwidth this software uses. All updates and downloads consume the entire pipe. Why?????

File sharing has a data cap. Can app updates have that too?
Furthermore can we have the option to enter in our own data speeds, instead of using percentages of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% because it isn't very precise.
Is this percentage of the available bandwidth of my RJ45 jack or my Wi-Fi module? I have no idea. Giving an exact data transphere speed cap would be great.

Its rediculous that i have to log in to adobe in order to delete it. I now even cant delete adobe creative cloud apps as the creative cloud tries to update and then fails without reason. Why cant i just delete it????????

Good day, with previous versions of the apps, you could've worked without any internet. Now with all the new apps you need internet to connect - how do you expect one to do work like this? Everything is put to hold sometimes for hours - especially during SOUTH AFRICA'S loadshedding!!! This is frustrating as one is not able to continue with work. Please have it changed!

Adobe Products are HUGE! Rather than re-download each product, could Creative Cloud dashboard be adapted to download and install smaller packages with the updated files? It could quickly scan the local apps to verify program integrity before installing, with an option to repair any missing or corrupted files rather than re-downloading the entire software package.

I'm not sure how a design software company like Adobe is last to the finish line when it comes to Dark Mode support for Creative Cloud, but here we are in 2020.

Please fix this so I can edit in the darkness of night without losing my eyesight forever.

I would like to be able to see file size progress of updates as well as the percentage when my apps are updating.

When hovering over a particular application, you can see the version (such as 13.1.5) but there is no info as to whether this is the latest version, was released last week, or was released last year.

You should also allow people to post any bugs or issues related to the latest versions, so others could be saved some heartburn if there is a significant issue. I have been burned several times by buggy releases.