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Hi,
Thank you for reporting the issue. We have been able to reproduce the issue, and it is currently under investigation.
In the interim, you may continue your work using by turning "Application Frame" ON
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Since update to v 21.0 on Mac,, with "application frame" turned off, files open into a tiny 150px square window. Opening any file also resizes (shrinks) any already opened documents when the new doc opens in a new tab.
• 100% reproducible — happens every time.
• Completely new behavior starting with the 21.0 update.
• Expected previous behavior is for a new document to open in a new tab without resizing already open docs.Likely related new faulty "zoom" when resizing an open window using the green button while holding down option key (without option enters full screen mode). This would be the easiest workaround, to zoom the shrunken window back to optimal size, but that behavior has also changed: window zoom now in v21.0 now ignores panel position and extends document window to the edges of the screen under the panels.
• Expected previous behavior is for the document window to expand to the edges of panels docked to screen edges, not extending under them.
No, I don't want to turn on the application frame. I don't particularly like it. The general windowing interface should be expected to work fine without it.
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It's annoying that this information isn't directly saved in the PDF in a convenient way.
BUT IT COULD BE!
And if it were, that could enable extremely useful features in PDF creating apps. I've suggested an Indesign/Illustrator feature: add ability for a PDF to include a record of the settings used to create it. If this existed, the source app could then be able to access this info from a PDF so that a new version could easily be created with the same output settings.
(Feature request is called "Include PDF Export Settings in PDF Files" in Acrobat feature request area and "Examine an Existing PDF and Use Its Exporting Settings" in the Indesign area).
This would require features added to both the CSS app AND the PDF file format (to allow the info to be saved in the PDF file).
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The fix of the issue is now available in the latest InDesign 2026(v21.0.0.192). We recommend you upgrade to the latest version for the fix.
If you are unable to see the update, go to the Creative Cloud application, click on the context menu on the top right, and click on Check for App Updates.
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Hi everyone,
This feature is available in Adobe InDesign 2023 version.
Please update to this InDesign version to work with this feature.
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Hi everyone,
InDesign provides an option to export and import User Settings, providing users with a smooth and enhanced experience to restore their custom settings if needed. The feature is now available in the latest InDesign 2024(v19.3.0.058)
Helpx article - https://helpx.adobe.com/in/indesign/using/export-import-user-settings-indesign.html
Please let us know your feedback in the comments.
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According to support, this is technically not a bug because workspaces are officially not compatible between versions. So my workaround is not recommended. That makes the situation significantly worse! If workspaces are NOT intended to move from version to version with app updates, what is the point of saving and syncing them? What exactly IS Adobe's intended use here? Are users really supposed to be prepared to recreate our workspaces from scratch every time we update? Please tell me I'm mistaken and misinformed.
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Update: trashing the usual preference files (as long as Indesign takes to launch, you'd think it might occasionally check those for corruption) and relaunching Indesign seems to have fixed the tiny-window-on-open behavior.
The annoying window-zoom-ignores-panels behavior persists.