SCENARIO: When dragging selected artwork from an Illustrator file to a Library, the asset uploads as a bloated Ai file. (Same when uploading a layer from Photoshop)

REQUEST: Would LOVE to be able to designate the file type when adding an asset. For example, a vector icon in Illustrator as an SVG file, or a raster image in Photoshop as a JPG.

CURRENT WORKAROUND: Export the artwork as an SVG or JPG file, then drag from the desktop/finder onto the application and into an open Library panel.

There seems to be a problem in syncing files for a month now. Our file name is correct, our internet is okay.. but we still get problems in syncing.

There is also one time that our folder got duplicated. I tried to delete it but it keeps on coming back.. then when I access the website it says I cannot delete it. I kept trying both ways until I was able to get rid of the duplicate.

Hope you could solve this problem soon. It is eating most of our time.

Thanks.

It seems that it is no longer possible to display the files by type. The only possibilities are by date or by name. Please allow it, as it was the case before the current modification.

Metadata on Images don't show after upload. Enable the ability to search through existing metadata and auto add metadata using Adobe Sensei just like Lightroom.

Schön wäre es, wenn man endlich sehen könnte, wann etwas heruntergeladen oder angesehen wurde...

Instead of having to share single design specs links all the time I would like to give them access ALL my design spec files at once, just like I can access all of them myself. Remember, very few developers have Adobe ID's and Adobe memberships, all they want is a list of all specs instead of having to receive single links on Slack, email etc. It's getting confusing.

I really need to ability to share a folder of completed work to a client. I have 10tb or storage space and I can’t use it as a dropbox or google drive replacement because I can only send a link to an individual file.

Would be nice to organize my assets in folders so the list of shared files is easier to use. Like for instance in the list of shared design specs files I would like to organize them in different folders. Also it should be possible to name and re-name files and folders! Same goes for all shared content in CC.

Search is missing many of the filtering and sorting functions expected of modern file management. You've got many of those, of course, in Bridge. Your audience is also professional and often comfortable with searches using syntax. Suggest you adopt the same syntax used in Google Search for the Web and for Drive.

I hate that the online version of LR CC has a fraction of the editing options that the desktop version has. Since it takes so long to sync to the desktop version, I want to be able to be working on the photo files online, but can't because it has very minimal features. First time user of this program and I am not impressed so far. I can use the free version of Photoscape more easily than LR so far.

I need to save a group of colors (Process colors, CMYK or RGB) and when i save them and add them to a new document the colors are solid colors. Please change that.

I am unable to delete some XD files from my deleted folder.

The ability to rearrange folders and files inside the folders.

Ability to change the ownership of a shared folder, If I created a folder and then I move on into another project I want to be able to change the ownership of the folder to a different person.

The prototype link has changed without permission. It is very troubling that you can not update the original link because the link has already been sent to the member we are developing together.

I wanted to imagine the function that allows you to select the overwrite link

Need the option to view assets by group on the Assets Website.

Groups appear across all Adobe apps and makes finding the asset you need much easier. The Assets site simply lists all assets and only shows colours separately.

The grouping/view by group functionality needs to be available on the Assets website too.