The Ability to see Media Clips names on the timeline (i have to open the project in premiere??)
Vastly improved speed when it comes to zooming and moving the timeline, i would suggest that creating thumbnails and scanning the media files that make up the timeline is a background task, and the priority is the ability to play the clip the cursor is placed on.

A note!
It seems that the Microsoft Defender service is having a large impact on the performance of Rush. Especially with many files, whitelisting the Rush process and folders with content improved the performance by a large margin.

Simply too expensive. LumaTouch may have a more cluttered UI (but with far greater capacity for video, audio and graphics creation and manipulation) but for the vast majority of users it’s an easy choice. Three months of Adobe or a lifetime of LumaTouch. I’m sure there’ll be a flurry of downloads with the release now public but I’d love to see how many people use it beyond the first week of use. You really need to look at your pricing structure and understand the people who you’re aiming at - many of whom are not making huge incomes from their projects. On the positive side of things I do think both Apple and LumaFusion will ‘up their game’ in terms of iMovie and LumaTouch and we’ll see more completion in UI and features - so, for that, we’re all grateful!

Like a back button to get to whatever the previous screen. For some reason the clips are auto linked to each other and don’t like to be overlapped... but you guys have zero options to unlink them. At least include the features you know people need or want and gray them out or something so that you can kill the anxiety and loss of ******* time to searching for basic buttons that ain’t there... maybe even include a link as to why so people can quickly understand how to proceed moving forward with a strategy based on your intend not in spite of it.

I made a large edit the other day from a long screen recording. Today I opened the project and my audio is slowed down by random amounts and some clips don't even have audio at all 😭.

This began as a screen recording that I made using Mac Mojave's screen recording feature. I used a combination of mic and computer audio which resulted in a video file with 4 channels of audio. After discovering that a video clip with 4 audio channels would not play correctly in either Rush or Adobe Media Encoder (the audio gets really slowed down), I converted it to MOV in Quicktime Player and checked the box that says "Use HEVC". This seemed to be the only way to get the 4 audio channels to mix down into two. After exporting, the clip seemed to import into Rush just fine and I made the entire edit. When I loaded it back up, all my edits were there, but the audio seems to be completely messed up like the original video clip.

I really really hope there's a fix for this. I spent a lot of time on that edit. Please let me know if you need any more information. I did notice that in the media browser, it still had my old imports before I converted the video, even though they shouldn't be on the timeline.