Unofficial archive. This is a read-only, community-run archive of the Apple Support Community. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc.

New Browser is incomplete and needs essential features

Please, finish the new Browser properly.

I genuinely don't understand why the new Browser couldn't have been developed into a fully functional tool.

Why isn't there an option to display third-party plugins in the Browser, just like in Ableton Live?

Seriously, how long are we supposed to put up with features that are only half-finished?

Why do we even need a second Browser? Just to browse through the same samples we already had access to in the old one?

What we actually need is a fully functional Browser that includes ALL available plugins, instruments, samples, and user content.

Is that really so difficult to implement?

There is already an excellent solution out there. Just look at how Ableton handles its Browser!

And why do I have to drag, move, or perform all sorts of unnecessary actions just to load a User Patch? Why can't I simply double-click it and open it?

What exactly is this update supposed to achieve? It feels like we're getting more visual clutter and extra system overhead instead of meaningful improvements to the workflow.

Please, I'm seriously asking you to bring the new Browser to a proper, professional standard.

Here are some basic features that are desperately needed:

  • Allow users to add their own folders containing third-party plugins.
  • Support opening plugins and User Patches with a simple double-click.
  • Implement proper color tagging and color-based sorting.
  • Make the Browser a unified place for all plugins, instruments, samples, and user content.

These are basic workflow features that should have been there from the beginning.

PLEASE, JUST FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED.

1 reply

The people on these boards are mostly other customers, not the ones who created it. Click here and fill out the form.


(265465)