When clicking and dragging a box in the timeline (to select clips), it would be very helpful to show the total duration of time that the dragged box is covering. This could be used as a time measurement tool, to roughly see how long certain parts of a sequence are. This could look similar to the info that displays when hovering over a clip (Start, end, duration).

I currently have a Creative Cloud One year Membership in which I can't utilize team projects. I work in collaboration with other editors but we live in different areas and finance our own equipment and software. We all have full CC memberships but can't collaborate efficiently.

When I am looking through the multiple different setting to adjust for color correction I have a hard time navigating easily. The title for "Lift" "Gain" or "Gamma" are not easy to find once I have their dropdowns opened.

Please see picture example attached.

If there was a slight color difference in the title of the effect you eye would be able to travel between them easier. currently it's just a mess.

In the project panel, when you click on a sequence and hit Enter to change the name, it is blank even when typing, and upon hitting Enter again to confirm changes (for text that can't be seen) Premiere crashes.

When editing a nested sequence, I want to be able to "see through" the nested sequence, where the edits are, as markers or lines or thumbnails...
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We should be able to import / export our label colors / names, just like we import / export our keyboard shortcuts. This way Multiple editors can have a common language of what certain label colors mean.

Depuis la mise à jour du logiciel, première pro ne veut plus de certains fichiers vidéos et considéré que des fichiers son. Que faire??

I use my laptop as my main editing system, but I sometimes need to open a project to just look at sequence names, data, etc, when not connected to my media and cache drives. It would be great if there was an 'Open without Media or Drives this time' option, so that the user wouldn't have to go through the menus announcing missing cache drive, setting scratch disks, and the Locate Media panel

Option to set default marker length.
Or a keyboard shortcut to extend length of marker.
At least enough to be able to see the label's text.

In AfterEffects one can click and drag the mouse over the various layer icons (such as lock and visibility, for example) to change them all to be the same instead of having to manually click on each one individually. Please implement the same in Premiere.

When a layer is locked, that layer is hashed in the timeline. However, when a layer is hidden, other than the cross through the eye icon, there is no such visual feedback on the timeline itself. Would be very handy if hidden layers could be more easily identified possibly by dimming them across the timeline.

There needs to be an option to keep shared projects when deleting unused media. That, or allow individual media to be set to locked meaning that the item cannot be manually or automatically deleted while the lock is enabled. That could be confusing, though, since the lock could be taken to mean read-only, which wouldn't be the case. Perhaps a different symbol would be needed such as a chain link.

The Search Bin is the beginning of a good idea. But if I'm working on a long-form project with lots of media, some clips may appear in multiple bins and in multiple iterations of my sequence. If I want to create a search bin then, I will likely see multiple copies of a given clip. This is not helpful. I'd like the option of seeing only one copy.

Please for the love of god allow us to designate the location of the Adobe folder that is created when launching Premiere or any other app.

I pay for iCloud on my Mac but it is rendered useless because Adobe creates a folder within my documents folder for previews and such. I thought there was once a time where we could choose this location.

My iCloud is synced to this documents folder. And is always full because this folder always grows.

When you are on a small monitor like a laptop the timeline often feels quite small. Please add the possibility to scale down the timeline layer controls to the left of the timeline. You could combine making the icons smaller and hiding some of the info - a bit like how the Audio level window to the right of the timeline scales.

PLEASE let us adjust the preview area size AND let us make it a separate window we can dock wherever we want. I love this area, but with it being so small on a UHD monitor nowadays, it's not exactly helpful. Look how small it is in my screenshot.

I have the metadata for Video & Audio Usage turn on but when I click the dropdown in the project window, it doesn't show up anymore. In 2017 this worked fine. The usage dropdown DOES work in the Preview Area, but that's not ideal for checking many files quickly.

Allow Windows users to select the UI scaling factor independent of the system scaling factor. This feature is available in Photoshop and Illustrator, and needs to be added to Premiere (and really all of the CC apps) for users who have mid-sized high DPI screens. This will allow users to take full advantage of the screen real estate for panels in Premiere that a high-resolution monitor affords without having to sacrifice readability in other applications like web browsers.