Save dialog box

2015 CC PS I have a problem with the Save/Save as dialog change size. If I have the size of the dialog box to the bottom, click on register, then click on save something else the dialog box has increased in size again. It becomes annoying to have to keep resizing each a few stops. This is on a Mac using Yosemite 10.10.5.

Everyone knows this?

Yes, the article says "some apps. I'm just pointing you to workaround since I volunteer and not an employee. (Not private code).

Dialog boxes belong to OSX, not Adobe. Photoshop calls them just straight up.

If you want to report as a bug, go here: employees of Adobe Photoshop family customer community is there to review the reports and programmers.

Gene

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