This is a critical topic, I don't understand why only 25 votes!
I don't understand how you can work with multiple work tables in the document and not have the hassle of having guides that go through the entire work area... Having guides that from table 1 go through table 2, 3, 4, 5,6 7, 8,9 ....
The Guides should work like in Indesign, each table have its own guides. I don't think it takes much to imagine and approve a solution like this... This thing should have been implemented since the multiple tables in the document were born.

effectively pulling a guide on table 3 and then finding it also on table 1 where it is not needed and annoying is horrible. I understand that once there was only the possibility of having 1 table per document So even if the guides extended over the entire pasteboard there were no problems but now with the multi artboards it is very annoying

Works best with these two requests:

Disable smart guides to some specific object/layer
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/45250147

Option for Smart guides to ignore objects outside isolation
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/38338372

Please vote for all of them

Yes. Please. After using Adobe XD, smart Guides in Illustrator are horrible!

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Jan, this is a nice one! :) I’m joining you

Don't snap Smart Guides to off-Artboard objects in Trim View

It's not effective.

Yes! This is exactly what I came to post. Snapping to objects on the other side of the document window is ridiculous. How about an option to constrain snapping to object on the artboard itself?

Could we also get preference options for smartguides that allow us to control what type of snapping we want to utilize? I.e., checkboxes for "Snap to Edges" and "Snap to Center Points"

This may be a bug fix, as well.

I really want more votes for this. The snapping drives me crazy. When I do get the correct snap, I always find myself zooming in to make sure that the snap was accurate. More often than not I have to adjust by portions of a point. I have triple checked my snapping settings to make sure it isn't user error. I waste so much time just lining things up.

I've said this countless times. I wish Adobe would focus on the basics within Illustrator. Take snapping for instance. I find snapping accuracy to be all-over-the-map. Most of the time it snaps to everything BUT what I want an object to snap to. I'll have a guide 2 pixels away and it'll snap to something 1500 px away - why? I would love to see CAD - like functionality within Illustrator. Ability to work with scales easily, advanced snapping functionality, measuring tools etc.

I hope this is the right location for this. It may be more of a feature request. When trying to utilize the smart guides to align two objects be dragging, often times the object I am dragging will snap to objects from other artboards. This forces me to select the objects that I want aligned, choose a key object, then go to align panel to make sure they are lined up properly. Snapping to the nearest object or something along those lines would make the most sense. Or maybe setting to allow this.