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Have Desktop and Documents as favorites in Media Browser by default

When I do training, a lot for people save their media on the Desktop or in Documents. I often spend several minutes teaching people how to add Desktop or Documents folders as favorites.

It's very confusing to people that the Media Browser does not show folders the way that macOS or Windows do. The file browsers in both OS-es show shortcuts to Downloads, Documents and Desktop.

Why can't these favorites be there by default?

You know you can do it! The Rush team got it right, so do what they did.

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  • Anthony B commented  ·   ·  Report

    Absolutely correct and agree this must be added. A fellow trainer

  • Josh Parker commented  ·   ·  Report

    If it could show the Windows file explorer "Quick access" shortcuts, that would be even better.

  • John Heiser commented  ·   ·  Report

    + 1 from me. Maybe low on the list but how much time could it really take?

  • David Helmly commented  ·   ·  Report

    now adding another vote from my personal account as I really think we need this.. Again.. also add this to Project Panel....

  • David Helmly commented  ·   ·  Report

    at the same time... Let also do this for the Project Panel. Desktop needs be there by default for quick adds.

  • Jarle Leirpoll commented  ·   ·  Report

    This may sound like a non-important request, since it's possible to add these shortcuts manually.
    But why would you want the very first impression of Premiere Pro to be that it actually takes some work just to find your media files?

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