I needed to work on an XD file today, I re-installed Windows 10 yesterday, my CC folder was 100% intact. On re-install of Adobe CC it did, kindly, find my original CC work folder on my D drive (Windows is on C) however it's wiped the whole thing out and is downloading the whole 60GB archive. I mean, what?!

Not to mention I can't even download the one XD file I need to work off from your cloud library as it's a local file (or atleast was) and not a cloud file.

I've been leaning toward Figma for awhile now, I didn't even want to install Adobe on this reboot and yet here we are again with ridiculous annoyances.

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.

Allow me to view Cloud Files by 'Date Created' in addition to 'date modified' (just like I can in AdobeXD.) My files may get updated much more randomly than they are created, so they are more likely to be grouped in a list if I view by date created.

Also - an advanced search and or sort/filter to allow me to view only prototype files (or any of the 3 types of files) would further increase speed of use.

I create hundreds of prototypes and it can be difficult to find what I'm looking for when I'm doing a demo of prototypes for stakeholders or my dev team - which I need to do fairly regularly.

Really, any type of organization options would be greatly appreciated (Folders!?).

When people appreciate my Behance projects, or they add them to a moodboard, I get bombarded with notifications from the desktop CC app.
It seems like there should be an option to opt out of these Behance notifcations. Currently there is no way to do so.

If you think about it, the CC Desktop app is all about collaborating and downloading the tools in order to actually make your work. Behance is all about sharing that online with others. They don't need to be forcibly interlinked

It would be great to have an option to turn off Behance notifications from within the CC app.

The difference between storing things as CC documents or in the 'Document Cloud' is not apparent. It's actually really confusing.

I accidentally saved an XD file as a 'Cloud Document' and it took me a while to figure out where it was actually saved so I could remove it. When I logged in on the website, under Web Apps & Services I assumed the file was in the Document Cloud – thinking the word were just reverse but the concept was the same. Later found out I had to go to Creative Cloud.

I am still not sure what the difference is or how I can save things to the Document Cloud. Shouldn't there just be one cloud storage area?

On my team we are exploring to work with cloud documents, but an issue happened, I did some changes on a file, when I tried to update the link it didn't let me update the link because I wasn't the owner of the file. So I have to download the file and create a new link.

It become a mess when you work with large development team, even if I update the link on the management platform were I share those things some people still using the old link.

Also, according to this its important to have the option to able and disable links. There are a lot of improvements to do on XD according to files management for teams.

I hope this feedback be helpful

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Searches now implemented, thankfully, but why can I not simply see my files?

I have a small number of PS files in cloud documents, but they are invisible. Searchable yes, but not possible to actually see them.

Instead I get a message "You don’t have any XD Cloud Documents” - probably because I don’t use XD, just PS. No PS documents visible.

I am assuming all this is a bug?

Going further: I was watching a feature demonstrated just now on the PS demo where there is a version history of Cloud documents, yet my PS files (once searched and found) have no version history, a feature that could be a life saver.

I would like to drag and drop assets in the library to change their position in the panel. For example, if I add a new color swatch, I want to be able to drag it lower in the list rather than having the colors arranged by modified date or name only. Right now, if I have 3 shades of red and 3 shades of blue and I want to add one more shade of each color, they will be at the top. Unless I rename them, I cannot move them myself. This is especially painful because I cannot sort at all in XD.

When I share an XD file for development, all artboards on that file get shared together. I want the ability to group these artboards together within that one shared file.

Currently, we have one Master Design System file, and we have all the different artboards of our product living in that large file. We want to be able to group the 'Share with Developers' view of the artboards into different sections so we only have to share one file, but relevant artboards are grouped together. Like how on gallery.io you can have one project and multiple groups in that one project.