Dragging a clip from the bin to the source viewer almost never works the first time; you have to do it twice.

This is very tedious, and it's the only way to get sequences into the source viewer (because double-clicking opens them as a timeline).

Currently, in the Thumbnail view the cilps are neatly arranged in a grid but it would be hugely beneficial to have the option to move them around freely so as to create visual groups (for example - Master Shot takes next to A and B camera takes).

Both Avid and FCPX have that functionality and most feature editors would welcome such an addition to Premiere.

Please develop more

"Set Focus to Timeline when performing Insert/Overwrite edits" is currently in the Timeline Preferences tab. This is something that one often wants to toggle on/off for different procedures in the same edit session (similar to "Selection Follows Playhead"). I think this could be moved to the Menu Bar under "Sequence" so it can be toggled more efficiently.

Can we please have the option of double clicking a keyframe and entering a value for it? This is a great function in AE, I wish it existed in premiere as well.

For some reason Media Browser tab jumps back to the top of the list and forces a thumbnail re-load/ refresh when I save my project which can be frustrating when you are halfway down a long list of clips. I'm using the most recent version.

Increase the overall brightness of the dividing line between video and audio layers in order to make the separation between V1 and A1 easier to see across the entire timeline.

It's Icon View in the Project panel, and Thumbnail View in the Media Browser panel. Can we pick one? I vote for Thumbnail view! :).

Maxim

I'd like to see a label color icon in thumbnail view in the project window. I use the labels to denote certain things about a clip and prefer to view my project window in thumbnail view. Something as simple as a dot or bar next to the clip name would save me from having to flip so much between list and thumbnail views.

Larger Thumbnails in marker panel

I'd like to search for effects with my left hand only. For example I often search "cross" for audio fades, "war" for warp stabilizer, etc. However, all dissolves are not findable easily when having your left hand on the keyboard only. I'd like to introduce fuzzy searching here, such that I can write: "dssve" (which are the characters of dissolve under my left hand).

We import a lot of stills (stock images) into 1080 sequences. Most of these are not 16:9.

We can use "Set to frame size", but then need to scale them up to fit width.

It would be helpful to have the option to "Set to Frame Width".

I would gladly see an option to change default column layout in project window. Currently if i choose my favourite or needed columns for to display and if i save project and open it again, everything is reseted to default ones. The default one wastes important screen space with not so important info.

The title bar and menu bar for apps like Premiere, AE, Audition etc. should be combined together as is in PS and AI, which is a much more elegant interface than the standard Windows layout. All the apps in the product range should share this common theme.

The bar at the top keeps defaulting to the usual workspaces. I want to use my own workspaces please!!

Hello, can you please make the mouse disappear when in full screen. thanks! Doing great you guys!

The Timecode window you open from Window>Timecode should behave like other panels. This way we can dock it wherever we want and make it part of our layout instead of being free floating... A hamburger menu to let us customize appearance of the timecode beyond compact or full size would also be great to have. Thx

If the project panel is sorted by media type, folders should stay on top. This is way more easier to navigate.

The context menu of the source viewer lists all recently opened clips - why not the timeline viewer too?

In the timeline (record) viewer's context menu, add a divider after the list of open sequences, and then list recently-opened sequences.

In Premiere Pro 12.1.1 when I have a project open in which I have imported another project, I can no longer rename files. When I choose to rename a file (sequence or other, both from the old and the new project), the file name disappears and I cannot change the name.

In my workflow, renaming the sequences I work with is pretty vital.