Repro:
1. Cmd + F to open a Find/Change dialog. Don't close the dialog (with Done, or Esc, for example).
2. With the Find/Change dialog still open(which is fine; I plan to use it again shortly), resume typing into the document.
3. Click Cmd + F again. What I expect is that the application focus becomes the Find/Change dialog. But what happens instead is that the Find/Change dialog closes. I can't tell you how many times I end up mistakenly typing content into my document that I think is being entered into the Find/Change dialog instead.

The simple solution here is that Cmd + F (Ctrl + F on Windows) should never close the Find/Change dialog. It should always open the dialog and assign focus to it if it was closed, and just assign focus to it if it was already open.

(14.0.1 x64, Windows):

Switching from CS6 to CC.
The Task: you have a group of items. The groupd also contains a textframe with some text. You want to edit this text. There is a change in the way you can "click-into" the group and into the text edit mode.

In CS6
- you doubleclicked on the textframe in the group (that selected the textframe in the group), and you doubleclicked again onto the text to get to edit the text (textcursor). It was fast. Basicly a quad-click.

In CC:
- That quad-click doesn't work. You have to doubleclick-PAUSE-doubleclick. And that nescessary pause, for which you don't get any feedback, is quite long. If you don't make a pause you can click forever and nothing happens, you're still stuck with the selection of the textframe. You can no longer click "downwards/into" stuff anymore.

(This is such a basic task that i am faced with this problem hundred times a day. That's how painful this is)

Please restore the faster behaviour.

Indesign 14.0.1. x64, german, german keyboard layout

I try to delete the shortcuts for
- Windows > Interactive: EPUB-Interactive-Preview
- Panels > EPUB-Interactive-Preview: Documentpreview
- Panels > EPUB-Interactive-Preview: Spread preview

and i try to reassigne these shortcuts "CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-Enter" and "ALT-SHIFT-ENTER" etc. to other functions. I save my custom keyboard shortcuts and it works for this session. But everytime i restart Indesign they are revcerted to the EPUB-functions.

ALSO the numpad keys "," and "enter" are no longer differentiated from the normal "," and "enter" keys and are thus not working. Back in Indesign CS6 the numpad keys were labeled "Num ," and "Num enter".

All other custom keyboard shortcuts of mine seem to be working at least.

Please investigate.

Indesign 14.0.1 x64, german, Windows8

I have "Character", "Paragraph|Stories|Attributes", "Layers", "Color"-Panels docked to the left side of Indesign on Screen 1. I also have several other panels stacked but freefloating on a second screen. No panel is ever minimized. No panel is ever collapsed in my setup. I always have them expanded and open. This is my standart workspace. After closing Indesign and starting it, sometimes it collapes the left-docked panels. The freefloating panels on screen2 remain ok.

In settings "auto-minimize panels" is OFF.
"Auto show panels" is checked "ON".

Please see screenshot attached.

Expected behaviour is - of course - to find indesign starting as it was when i left it.

I never encountered this bug in ID CS6.

The tool panels keep changing position, flying out or closing in a seemingly random manner. Certainly their movement is counter productive to any given use.

I've just updated to ID 2019 and my panel positions are all lost. This is after several month of wrestling with the demented behaviour Adobe has given them.

In the 'old' days, one set up the panels how preferred and pretty much left them alone.

Could Adobe please return to this functional panel behaviour and stop them flying out, moving about, or getting lost on each update?

Having to click things open and close don each use is time consuming and wearisome. It completely interferes with any creative method - having to literally 'fight' the interface.