The CreativeCloud Desktop App shows a red badge indicating that I have notifications in the CC Menu. But really, these messages rarely require my attention as they seem to be mostly marketing Adobe Live events, font releases, etc.

When I see the red dot in my menu bar, I think that my apps need updating. I'm becoming desensitized to this because, more times than not, the notifications are announcements instead of needed updates.

It's not that I don't find the list of announcements valuable - I just feel that they inappropriately use the notification alerts. As a paying customer, I don't understand why I'm being encouraged to look at marketing material.

On a number of occasions over the last couple of years I have finished work on one computer but later (eg following day) found that those changes hadn't synced down to my other machine.

The reason appeared to be that a CC Desktop App had been released. Once I had updated, the file sync completed normally.

This might be vaguely-reasonable if the app had not been updated recently and was now obsolete. But not for single version updates. And in any case, sync really shouldn't be frozen by an update notification. One expects files to just sync quietly, but this exposes the user to editing old versions of synced files.

So please, notify the user that an update is required, but allow file syncing to proceed as normal.

A status display of the ongoing up- and downloading is essential:

- What file is transfered
- How long it will take
- Up-/downloading speed
- Batchlist of the upcoming files to synchronize

Espesially when working in a team and on a tight schedule, I want my final rendering to be processed primary and fast. Adobe CC can't garantee a proper file sync, a transparent process and a stable connection.

Furthermore. My Explorer crashes, because Adobe CC can't even synchronize properly. It stucks, my Explorer stucks and I can't open my file directory, even if I closed the CC. I need to restart then to just open another file.

My updated files get lost in the process of an crippled synchronization. That is a katastrophy. I need then to do work again and again, just because Adobe can't garantee a stable workflow. -> Mark CC as BETA. Don't let professionals use it, unless you want to look like a f****** kindergarden.

We used the CC in a team of two motion designers and the result now is to search for professional cloud software, which is reliable. Maybe in 5 years you finally manage to implement your customers feedback. Even that would be a lucky catch. It's sad.

SCENARIO: I have a project with 25 icons I've created, each grouped (or merged via Pathfinder) individually on a separate artboard, each artboard with a unique name, and each icon on a separate layer with a matching unique name.

ULTIMATE NEED: I want each of these icons to be in a Library for use in other applications, or to share to colleagues.

CURRENT PROCEDURE (A): I drag all of the icons to the Assets panel and export them as SVG files, pre-named using their layer, all nicely and neatly. Then I select all and drag them from the Finder/Desktop BACK onto Illustrator and onto a visible Library panel to upload them to a Library. This creates a perfect library with individual SVG files (rather than bloated Ai files, which will be another feature request coming shortly) .

CURRENT PROCEDURE (B) Select each individual icon and drag it onto the Library panel, one at a time... then edit each asset name manually in the Library.... one at a time.

FEATURE REQUEST (A) Allow the Asset Panel the option to export not only to the local hard drive, but also to export/upload up to a Library of choice.

FEATURE REQUEST (B) Allow user to select multiple assets and drag them to the Library panel simultaneously, but save as individual assets, (Currently the Assets panel allows users to either drag multiple assets as individual assets OR as one grouped asset.) BONUS POINTS: The option to chose the file type when adding an asset to a Library.