Adobe Premiere Pro 2019 keeps crashing. Please fix it. I keep losing the work i have just done and its taking me ages to complete a project

My mouse disappears at random while working on projects.

When you turn on Safe Margins, it disables video and only shows a thin white line over a screen of black. Safe margins are not properly composited over the existing video in the Source or Program monitor. In the sample image attached, the Source monitor shows when safe margins is turned off and the program monitor shows when it is turned on.

Premiere is crashing and freezing lots after the update... anyone else? I used to get crashes maybe once a fortnight, now it's a few times a day!

I can't get any tech support!
there should at least be a fall back to the last version to use untill a stable version can be sorted out!

I'm loosing my clients soon!! :-O

I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 on Windows 7. It works just fine on my laptop, which has the same operating system, but on my desktop I get the following error whenever I try to boot it up.

I was instructed by the help chat operator to post here about it in hopes it can be resolved. Please help. I need to be able to run Premiere Pro CS6 on my desktop.

Although I can install CC2017 without problem, if I want to use CC2019.0.2, and we're on 2019.0.3, it wants to UNINSTALL my current version.

Rule of thumb, if project files aren't interoperable (ie you have to convert them) then you should be able to keep multiple versions on your computer. I understand it's difficult to keep project files backwards compatible... fine... but let us then keep multiple versions of the software on the computer!

Hey Adobe, you probably don't care and likely won't ever read this but I have had a "serious error" crash now using the latest 13.1 PP on two different machines on two different projects and now my 13.1 iteration doesn't open any project... Had to live chat with an agent two days ago to get it resolved, losing 90minutes of my precious life here on Earth to this issue and now I am about to lose another 90.

Please please please take my money and use it to release stable software in the future and not this buggy ****.

Premiere Pro needs the option to save every keystroke, every edit, every change we make in our project instantly and continuously to the hard drive so that crashes will never again cause lost work.

Pop up window for auto white balance becomes unresponsive after you try to use the eyedropper and cannot close, forcing us to use task manager to close Premiere altogether.

See https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2613671?start=0&tstart=0

I made a screencast showing how much Premiere falls apart when playing a video file in the timeline that's possibly slightly damaged (but plays fine in VLC and all other players) I honestly don't know what (if anything) is wrong with this video file but (as I've seen many times before) it's making Premiere fall to pieces and hang.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wQqAX9Uk81PG6vcLzZfLQx9OnFXIRwzI/view

Randomly when I am using 2 monitors, if I am to turn on my second monitor, sometimes the project window will then move to this new monitor, but the top of the window will be off-screen and there is no easy way to bring the window back into the monitor. I am left wasting time trying to resize the window to no avail.

I ran into a serious little issue:
Have a ProRes video, and it‘s overplayed by a graphical render from afx, being prores4444 alpha. It‘s fine by itself, but when there‘s a dissolve applied, AND a mask in the opacity settings, suddenly a strange black box appears during the dissolve where the video should be. This happens on the Mac Pro 2013 with D700 under OpenCL and Metal. If I switch to software, the bug disappears, but then the alpha element has a small black bar around all edges.

Please look into that!

I'm trying to animate a mask on a (Gaussian) Blur effect and it keeps crashing as I'm trying to get the stupid select mode to let me drag the mask (using the hand icon) and fighting it because it's stuck on the Pen mouse icon which is adding more edges, even though I've severely zoomed in, so it's not a matter of scrunching all the UI elements in a small screen region.

In the April 2019 release, Premiere Pro is writing some cache to C:\Users\xxxx\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Media Cache Files, *regardless* of the cache file location set in preferences.

This compounds with another bug, that MP4 caching can break down, causing several 10 second delays on every single frame load, which can only be resolved by clearing the cache.

Premiere shouldn't be using the C drive when it's specifically instructed not to. And that makes it much harder to resolve an issue such as the MP4 frame-load delays.

Merely opening the Metadata panel keeps causing premiere to freeze with a spinning beach ball (mac).