Ability so save a project for a previous version of Premiere. The same way After Effects does.

Currently, Premiere 2019 will read and play comps dynamically linked from AE that were created prior to the CC2018 version. Comps made in 2018 WILL NOT play (Media pending error) in Premiere CC2019.
Also, fonts used in MOGRT files are not correct in Premiere CC2019 - and yes, I'm using typekite fonts.

Add a Watch Folder feature, where footage are automatically imported if added to a specific watch folder

Videos offline, need to be linked/located though the project or files have not changed. Link Media will not link to videos saying they are audio files. Tried dumping all caches, renaming clips folder, reinstalling -- all no-go. Does not matter if MP4 or MOV.

This just cropped up for me. I am going nuts with all the problems that are costing me time and sweat. This Link Media failure is unacceptable, along with the audio issues (tracks not playing, inconsistent playback, need to solo/unsolo and move audio tracks); the Replace Footage failures...

Adobe, this is nuts.

The Metadata Display customization could be a little more helpful, mainly having a way for saved settings to remember the order we have placed the metadata columns in. I find that each new project I start (while I can bring up the particular fields I want again), I have to re-order them in my project window each time. Adding order to a saved setting would remove a lot of headache.

Most poly WAVs include metadata about track information like kind of mic used, names of characters, etc. E.g. TX, BOOM, MS. This data is unavailable in the metadata display in PP. Would be great to add this to the default metadata options.

Search bar only works every now and again. Can't figure out any reason behind it. very, very frustrating, and impactful of my workflow.

When changing workspace, we loose the way sequences were opened and organized. Have the option to keep sequences the way they are when changing worspaces

Create a better way to manage clips and folders, so when you copy a sequence from one one project to another, it doesn't create a whole mess of new (duplicate bins) and duplicate multicam sequences.

Being able to color code tabs/tab borders when you have multiple Project open, in order to tell which Project's bins apart.

Trying to use Project Manager to export 6k Braw. but Getting this ERROR! an unknown error occurred during the project manager operation. Please save your project and retry the operation.

Please HELP!

Every time I try to project manage a project, I get the same unknown error. This started a few versions ago. Sometimes if I copy and paste the sequence into a new project it works, but not always. Please fix this bug!

If we wanted to use Avid Pro, we would've switched to it. There's a reason we hate it and use premier instead. Let's not be like Avid. It sucks. Make multiple projects optional. You're killing us, smalls!

Unknown Error occurs when using project manager. After waiting for the files to copy over to a new hard drive, an unkown error message appears and and the folder with the copied project disappears. It is happening consistently.

If media is spread across several folders, allow the 'Collect and copy' function to intelligently consolidate media to a chosen destination folder, without duplicating any media that already exists at the destination.

Create a functioning Shared Project workflow for editors collaborting on shared storage that does NOT include importing new versions of all clips into every project they are used in.

This function must use some sort of master clip file or database that all attached shared projects reference for the shared project workflow to be viable.

Scrolling through the tiny window of the Project Manager dialogue box, searching for sequences ending with "Final" and checking their boxes is tedious.

I'd like to select a group of sequences in the Project Panel, right-click and then choose Project Manager to collect only these sequences.

I've often already created a bin for "Final Sequences", so it would be a delight to select these for archiving rather than combing through all the sequences in my project. If I have ten subjects with various edits of each, I easily have more than one hundred sequences.