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1. Fully integrate adobe fonts to the CC app, or build management in to the web app.

   The duality and split personalities of browsing/activating fonts from the web, but managing them in the CC app functions poorly and is frustrating. You start your search in the App where your tools are centralized. It sends you to the web to browse. Then it sends you back to CC to manage your installed fonts and— no, it doesn't. 'Manage fonts' leads to a black hole. Eventually you find the options in their poor location in CC. But, there are conflicts with local fonts you had installed. Then things start getting really weird—fonts fail to activate or deactivate, and you have to go back to the web site to troubleshoot.
   I shouldn't have browser windows and cc app windows open to do one task. Don't you use these apps? In an enterprise environment, with limitations on web access and web apps? Don't you find it ridiculous to use? Time is money in our world, isn't it in yours?
   Safari / Edge on Mac OS with Adobe for Enterprise.

   The duality and split personalities of browsing/activating fonts from the web, but managing them in the CC app functions poorly and is frustrating. You start your search in the App where your tools are centralized. It sends you to the web to browse. Then it sends you back to CC to manage your installed fonts and— no, it doesn't. 'Manage fonts' leads to a black hole. Eventually you find the options in their poor location in CC. But, there are conflicts with local fonts you had installed. Then things start getting really weird—fonts fail to activate or deactivate, and you… more

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2. Individual Tags or Folders

   I would really appreciate it, if there was a better way to manage fonts. Having all fonts in a list, all families expanded no less, requires me to scroll through everything when I am looking for something particular I cannot remember the name of. And when I go through them one by one I have to click on every item on the list to be given a preview, no using my downward key to save time.
   If there were a way to allow for the creation and use of tags or folders, it would be an immense time saver.
   The list is only getting longer as time goes on and at a certain point it might become less practical to use it at all and instead just use the All Fonts section – as there is at least a visual part to the items listed.

   I would really appreciate it, if there was a better way to manage fonts. Having all fonts in a list, all families expanded no less, requires me to scroll through everything when I am looking for something particular I cannot remember the name of. And when I go through them one by one I have to click on every item on the list to be given a preview, no using my downward key to save time.
   If there were a way to allow for the creation and use of tags or folders, it would be an immense time saver.
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3. additional font tags

   Would love to see 3 new tags.

   1. Condensed - including all fonts that are tall and thin, regardless of font style and including but not exclusively fonts labeled "condensed" and "compressed". (examples-Birch, Niagara, and Bee, also Alternate Gothic Condensed and Compressed)

   Extended - including all fonts that are short and wide, regardless of font style and including but not exclusively fonts labeled "Extended". (examples-Blackoak, Madrone, and HWT Tuscan Extended, Milka, Modesto Expanded, Neuzon Regular, Viva Std Bold Extra Extended.)

   Square - All fonts with squared corners, regardless of font style, whether or not the corners are sharp, whether or not labeled "square". (examples-Abolition, Industry, Kegger, Liquorstore, LTC Squareface, Refrigerator Deluxe, Sheepman, Worker.

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   Would love to see 3 new tags.

   1. Condensed - including all fonts that are tall and thin, regardless of font style and including but not exclusively fonts labeled "condensed" and "compressed". (examples-Birch, Niagara, and Bee, also Alternate Gothic Condensed and Compressed)

   Extended - including all fonts that are short and wide, regardless of font style and including but not exclusively fonts labeled "Extended". (examples-Blackoak, Madrone, and HWT Tuscan Extended, Milka, Modesto Expanded, Neuzon Regular, Viva Std Bold Extra Extended.)

   Square - All fonts with squared corners, regardless of font style, whether or not the corners are sharp, whether or not… more

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