I have used Premiere Pro for 9+ years and a TON of my projects use Legacy Titles. I need to be able to save the layout of the Legacy Title pop-up window so I don't waste time re-sizing and choosing my panels every time I need to make an edit. It's currently unusable at pop-up.

Switching to the new Graphics panel will not help me because I have 9+ years worth of Legacy Titles. See attached image - this is what I get when I open the Legacy Title - I cannot make changes in the properties tab, for example, because it's too small and narrow - and there is no need for the tools and actions and styles to be so big.

I have used Premiere Pro for 9+ years and a TON of my projects use Legacy Titles. I need to be able to save the layout of the Legacy Title pop-up window so I don't waste time re-sizing and choosing my panels every time I need to make an edit. It's currently unusable at pop-up.

Switching to the new Graphics panel will not help me because I have 9+ years worth of Legacy Titles. See attached image - this is what I get when I open the Legacy Title - I cannot make changes in the properties tab, for example, because it's too small and narrow - and there is no need for the tools and actions and styles to be so big.

I have used Premiere Pro for 9+ years and a TON of my projects use Legacy Titles. I need to be able to save the layout of the Legacy Title pop-up window so I don't waste time re-sizing and choosing my panels every time I need to make an edit. It's currently unusable at pop-up.

Switching to the new Graphics panel will not help me because I have 9+ years worth of Legacy Titles. See attached image - this is what I get when I open the Legacy Title - I cannot make changes in the properties tab, for example, because it's too small and narrow - and there is no need for the tools and actions and styles to be so big.

I have used Premiere Pro for 9+ years and a TON of my projects use Legacy Titles. I need to be able to save the layout of the Legacy Title pop-up window so I don't waste time re-sizing and choosing my panels every time I need to make an edit. It's currently unusable at pop-up.

Switching to the new Graphics panel will not help me because I have 9+ years worth of Legacy Titles. See attached image - this is what I get when I open the Legacy Title - I cannot make changes in the properties tab, for example, because it's too small and narrow - and there is no need for the tools and actions and styles to be so big.

It would be neat if the waveform in source monitor was not always the usual yellowish tint, but instead color coded depending on the label color assigned to each clip.
So if I have a blue label assigned to a footage item in project window, this color will be respected and the source monitor will show this color tint instead.
Why?
Useful when sorting multiple clips, where one is not familiar with waveform form and switching through them to decide which to select, will give a color coded hint.
Since editors are most often visual memory types this will add to their productivity.

I lost Loupedeck+ control surface support in Premiere 15.0, so I updated the plugin for v15.0 from the manufacturer and added it to the plugin folder of Premiere. I can now select the device in Settings>Control Surfaces but the device won't respond unless I have Premiere 14.9 also opened at the same time with it's own plugin in the correct folder. It is a very annoying work around, could this please be fixed?

Also, in updating to Premiere 15.0 I lost the ability to scrub on the timeline with the left and right options of the middle button/scrolling wheel of my Logitech M720... How can this be fixed?

Another issue I found is that third party transitions and effects such as Motion Array and Impact are not working properly, even after their update. Motion Array constantly signs off the account and print red crosses across the transitions in the export.

Control + Shift + / is not duplicating assets in the project panel and "Delete" is not removing assess from the project panel. Control + S also isn't working while in the project panel. (may be important to note: the project I'm working on is from the previous version of premiere pro. issue occurred after update this morning)

I also can't click and drag objects in the Project window (objects are currently in a bin and I'd like to drag them to a different bin)

Windows 10 Pro
Intel Core i7-6850k CUP @ 3.60GHz
32 GB Ram
MSI G1 GA-X99-Ultra Gaming Motherboard
GeForce GTX1080 Graphics Card
SSD Hard Drive
Premiere Pro 14.5.0 (Build 51)

Failed Fix Attempts:
Re-assigned keyboard shortcut in preferences
Restart of Premiere
Restart of desktop

If you've gone through 14 iterations of Premiere Pro without it, how can you possibly think that adding the extremely irritating "Your video was exported successfully" would be helpful?

And having made that mistake, you then don't have somewhere in Preferences for switching it off. I wish I hadn't been forced to do the update.... Hopefully someone will implement the change by the next update.

Just out of interest, I'm making a documentary where I am wading through hours of rushes taking out literally dozens, possibly over a hundred little clips. I'm going to have to click on "Okay" EVERY SINGLE TIME!!!!!!!!!!

I'm paying you enough money (just under £500 a year). Do me a favor and GET THIS FIXED!

The ability to work with, export, save and import Clip and Sequence Markers in Adobe Premiere Pro needs to be dramatically improved.

There needs to be a function that allows you to export ALL clip markers from ALL the individual clips that are laid out in one sequence. At the moment you only seem to be able to export Sequence markers or clip markers individually from individual clips. The ability to export everything into one document would be much better.

There needs to be a better way of exporting these markers into a document - the current export as HTML method doesn't work - there's no word wrap so the exported document isn't readable or usable most of the time. Either that needs to be fixed, or a function should be added that allows Markers to be exported in an editible document, which can then be re-imported and read by premiere pro to update the markers in the project accordingly.

There needs to be a function to be able to easily save clip markers that have been already written to a clip's XMP into the project itself with the ability to swap and change where the markers reside easily - be it on the clip metadata or in the project itself - even if they've already been placed.