Why or how this issue persists with little to no significant update from Adobe is absolutely disheartening.

Of all the issues related to some of their apps, I think this one takes the cake in terms of giving me serious incentive to look for alternative software. Each time I wake my laptop from sleep is a rool of the dice knowing if I will be able to go right back to work or not.

Been having this problem for months with Illustrator, Indesign, and Photoshop. M1 Max Mac Studio with a Studio Display and LG Ultrafine 5K.

Voting and commenting here so that hopefully Adobe will actually fix it.

Seriously frustrating user experience to have to reset pallets multiple times a day. Yet not an issue with AE because why? Perchance all your tech now working on Figma?

I have all my palettes on a second monitor and now have had to dock all of the palettes together so that I am only having to reposition it once (rather than every single palette) from my primary monitor back to my secondary after waking up, but come on Adobe. I shouldn’t have to reposition it at all.

M1 MacBook Pro - current Ventura

Same problem. MacBook Pro M2 Pro. It's really frustrating and wastes a lot of my work hours.

March 2023 using MacBook Pro M1 chip with up-to-date Ventura iOS.
There is a pop-up for Nick software that has repositioned itself so that I can’t get to the tool palette in Photoshop, and I can’t move the nik, so this is not just annoying. This is shutting me down.

Just upgraded after 10 years of owning a 2013 intel imac which could only run Illustrator and photoshop 20. To my horror, my screens move in photoshop and Illustrator every time my computer goes to sleep. As you know this is a huge time suck and inconvenience in ones workflow. I see it's been a problem for M1 chip owners for 2 years. 2 years is a long time to not have a fix, hoping your team is figuring it out. Running Ventura 13.2 on a Mac Studio M1 Max on two external monitors.

Really fed up with paying hundreds of pounds a year for broken software where the dev teams only seem interested in useless trick new features, not on solutions or improving UI/UX.

Just to add another voice.

I'm using a Mac Studio (M1 Max, Ventura 13.1) with a Philips 329P1H UHD monitor connected via USB-C > DisplayPort.

This seems to happen exclusively with Adobe apps for me (browsers, MS Office all seem fine).

Brand new Mac Studio with LG monitor. It's really frustrating.

Even though this is already acknowledged in the illustrator forum have been asked by the engineers to upvote here

Happens in photoshop and indesign too.

For those that have reported this... it seems Adobe isn't inclined to fix it unless they get a lot of feedback. Please tell all your friends and coworkers to report it as well. It's ridiculous that this has been a issue for so long.

Me too. Macbook Pro M2

This is a big problem for me too. Illustrator and Photoshop.
Mac Studio M1 with two dual Apple Thunderbolt displays.

Fix it. Driving me nuts!

This is a giant PITA. Can we get a fix please?

Problema doppio monitor
L'area di lavoro dopo "screensaver" .
le finestre-strumenti diventano sempre disordinate. e' molto fastidioso.

Dual monitor problem
The work area after "screensaver" .
tool windows always get messy. it's very annoying.

Oh, please fix this. This has been going on for too long, and it has been verified by Adobe employees as well.

Let me add to this that when I'm creating a Save for Web image in PS, the final Finder window to do the final naming and location of the saved file opens up in the bottom left corner of my monitor. Not in the middle as it used to but in the bottom left corner.

Lastly, for a bit more information, this used to happen on my 2015 iMac with Big Sur and now continues with my Mac Studio and Ventura.

Happens not just in AI, but also Photoshop and InDesign.