User interfaces that open within the workflow scaling incorrectly

System Information overview:
Dell 17-R3
Display: 17.3-inch UHD (3840 x 2160)
Chipset: Intel GL82HM170 PCH
Integrated graphics: Intel HD Graphics 530
High performance graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980m
CPU: Intel i7-6820HK
RAM: 32.0 GB DDR4-2133 DDR4 PC4-17000
Windows 10 Pro
Version 1809
OS Build 17763.253

(detailed system information attached)

Adobe Illustrator 23.0.1 (64-bit)

User interfaces that open within the workflow scaling incorrectly with the computer operating with the graphics set to 4K (3840 x 2160). For example, with a path selected go to "Effect" --> "Sketch" --> "Chalk & Charcoal". The User Interface that opens for that workflow contains system text and system icons that are too small to be understood. This is repeatable for many workflow user interfaces.

Screen capture attached.

I can provide additional examples if necessary, including a screen capture in video format.

Thank you,
Kevin Weiner

I run 2 monitors in Windows 7, most typically with my artboard window on the left (display 'A'), and a layout of panels on the right (display 'B').

Not sure whether it started with this immediately after installing 2019, but today, any click on a Fill/Stroke proxy, either the one in the Color panel, or the one at the bottom of the Tools panel, the Color panel instantly jumps from display B to (the same position on) display A.

So here's the normal state:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2549930

See the Color panel at the bottom of the second-from-left column of panels on display B.

In the screenshot the Fill proxy is active, but I want to affect Stroke, so I click the Stroke to make it active, and, as I mentioned, instantly, the Color panel (and the entire column of panels in which it's docked), teleports to display A:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2549930

This happens with the Color panel un-docked too, except then it makes the jump alone, from whatever screen coordinates it occupied on display B to the same relative coordinates on display A. And it bears mentioning again, clicking on either Fill/Stroke proxy (Color panel or Tools), produces this result . . . every time, now.

I've tried everything I could think of to create a condition that changes the behavior (including clearing/replacing preferences and settings; all but re-install).

Some findings:

Jumps from B to A at least on the first instance, no matter how it got on B
    Even if it starts on A, and I drag it to B, it jumps to A as described above on the fist proxy click
    After that first instance, if I drag it back to B, the click the proxy again, it stays put on B
Jumps from B to A every time when it's on B as part of a preset Workspace
    After the jump; Reset Workspace; jumps again
    Some inconsistent behavior if dragged back to B in this case; might jump in next proxy-click, might not

I have a Window 10 machine too, but haven't tested.

Hiya. I have an issue with the Selection tool and the rotation handle functionality overriding both scale and shift+selection of other objects while using a Wacom.

Essentially, the rotation functionality tolerance seems to be 2-3 times higher than when using a mouse, which means that I have to zoom in far in order to either scale or select a nearby object.

This behaviour has been in every version of Illustrator since the original Illustrator CC - which behaved flawlessly.

I've also had it occur on 2 different computers with 2 different Wacom devices (Intuous 5 and Cintiq 13HD) and multiple versions of the Mac operating system (Yosemite through to Sierra).

You can see a video of the behaviour attached below.

1. Version of Illustrator: CC2018 (but same occurs in 2017, 2015, 2014)
2. Steps taken: Using the selection tool I attempt to shift+select a nearby object or scale the selected object.
3. Expected Result: Shift-selecting the nearby object or scaling the selected object.
4. Actual Result: The current object goes into rotate mode.

Thanks!
Chris

Version: CC 22 (and has happened in previous versions)
OS: Windows 10

There is a small bug that happens often when using the transform panel. I use it a lot to move and size objects with precision. Many times, I will want to move an object with the X and Y values. I will type a number, press enter and a completely different number value will automatically appear in the box and move it to that value. For example, I want to move an object to 4.25" in the Y axis and after I press enter, a value of 36.0833" appears and moves it to that value. It can happen up to three times before the number I want finally sticks. It is a minor inconvenience but would be great if this got fixed.

Thanks.

It has been too long for this not to be working right yet. Smart guides aren't smart enough. When smart guides snap to something it has to be exact, not .05 pixels off. Close enough is not good enough. Also, when I drag over an object it needs to snap to that object, not some random shape clear across the pasteboard. If I have to zoom in 2600% to manually align something (which I often do) smart guides and snapping have failed. Is there some ridiculous setting I have to change to get this to work the way it's supposed to?

Every time I open Illustrator, all preferences are reset to the defaults. EVERY preference, EVERY time. I've saved custom workspaces, keyboard shortcuts, etc. and those are available to be activated, every time I open the application.
Using AI CC 2018 (22.0.1) on Windows 7, with Cloud disabled.
I do NOT have the option to install the latest patch; I don't even have access to menu item "Check for Updates."
Would be EXTREMELY helpful if Adobe would make the list of fixes for each patch available. I have no way of knowing when there's been an update, or what was patched in any update.
This is the buggiest version of Adobe software (Illustrator and InDesign) I've ever seen. I've been using ALL the core Adobe apps since their initial release (1980's, 1990's).

In previous versions of Illustrator if I was inside a group, and I selected all the objects, it would treat it like typical multi-selection. Now once I've selected all the objects, Illustrator behaves as though I have selected the group.

For example, I have 3 objects at 40% opacity. I group them, so now there's a group (with 100% opacity) containing 3 objects (at 40% opacity). When I enter the isolated group, and I select the first object, the transparency shows 40%. Nothing changes when I select the second object (still shows 40%). However, when I select the third object, it now shows 100% (the containing group transparency).

I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but it feels more like the former to me. If I wanted to select the group as a whole, I would back out of the currently active isolation group and select the group.