Adobe Photoshop is widely recognized for its ability to greatly enhance photo editing, graphic design, and digital art. However, like all software programs, it is not without its flaws, such as the nuisance of frequent pop-ups that can interrupt your workflow. This article will provide you with helpful tips on how to disable these pop-ups and optimize your Photoshop experience for a seamless working session.
What are these pop-ups?
In Photoshop, these pop-ups are usually alert messages or notifications about updates or features. While some are helpful, others can be annoying, as they interrupt your work. Some common pop-ups include:
- Updates available for Photoshop or Creative Cloud
- Advertisements for new features or products
- Warnings about system requirements or the lack thereof
How to disable these pop-ups?
There are several ways to disable these pop-ups. The method you choose depends on the type of pop-up message you want to disable.
Disabling Update Notifications
One of the common pop-ups in Photoshop are the update notifications. Disabling these can be done from the Creative Cloud Desktop app.
Follow these steps:
- Open the Creative Cloud Desktop application
- Select the three dots at the upper right corner, and then click on Preferences.
- On the Preferences window, select Apps
- Here, you will find Auto-update and Show Notifications options. You can uncheck these boxes to disable the pop-ups.
Disabling Feature Notifications
You can disable notifications regarding new features directly from Photoshop. Follow these steps:
- Open Photoshop and go to Edit > Preferences > General
- Once the Preferences window opens, uncheck the box that says Show ‘Start’ Workspace When No Documents Are Open
- Also uncheck the box for Show Home Screen
- Click OK to save your changes
Conclusion
By following the above-mentioned steps, you can enjoy a pop-up-free experience in Photoshop. Remember, however, that disabling these notifications means you’ll have to check for updates manually. Happy designing!
