This still happens across all Adobe apps where you're not forced to use the application frame, so ai, indd & psd.

I can't believe that, nearly 3 years later, Adobe still haven't fixed this bug!

Actually, yes I can. My opinion of Adobe and their software quality has been very low for a very long time!

It's baaack!

Windows have started resizing and moving again after sleep.

This is very annoying.

M2 Pro Mac Mini with 4k monitor. Happens on both USB-C and HDMI outputs. And happens every time after wake from sleep in Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign and Dreamweaver - the palettes move and the document window moves down.

Considering how much money we pay to Adobe, it's absolutely disgusting that this issue still hasn't been fixed in the 2 years since the OP first reported this issue.

I believe this may resolve all your issues.

System Preferences >> Mission Control >> Displays Have Separate Spaces

I've been having this issue with Illustrator and Photoshop for what must be years now.

I use a Cintiq and when I close the lid of my M1 Macbook Pro and then turn off the Cintiq, the windows shift down a quarter way down the screen when turning the Cintiq back on.

Every. Single. Time. Several times a day.

It is definitely a dual monitor issue and it has only affected Adobe apps.

This is very frustrating indeed. Happens to me on my Mac Studio with external Philips monitor connected via USB to Displayport. It's not limited to Illustrator - the same thing happens with Photoshop, Indesign, and Dreamweaver (that I've found so far). There are also odd modal window placements within Adobe apps, but let's get this one sorted first!

Me too. MBP M1 Max OS 13.0.1 + CS + 2x LG HDR 4K + AI 27.0.1

No, I'm afraid Ventura made no difference, nor did the new versions of the adobe apps.

This is still an issue as of November 2022 - it has been many months without any solution. The link to the discussion brings a 404 error. From what I have seen, this is very widespread. Adobe or Apple needs to address this. Does Mac OS Ventura fix this?

Update: this is still happening with the CC 2023 release and macOS Ventura.

Despite promises that this critical issue was being addressed by Adobe engineers, nothing has improved.

Hallo,

ich arbeite seit 2 Monaten mit Mac Studio und 2x Displaystudio 27 Zoll.

Ich habe das rechte Display-Hauptfenster (1. ) festgelegt. Ich arbeite wie immer Adobe Programme Indesign Photoshop Co., deren Benutzeroberfläche bzw. Fenstern immer offen sind auch z. B. Internet Browser Safari auf linke Fenster platziert. Gesamtes System aktiviert nach 10 Minuten in Ruhezustand bzw. Bildschirmschoner, wenn ich mit dem Mac Studio nichts mache bzw. nicht arbeite.

wenn die Display Studios /Mac Studio aus dem Ruhezustand aufgeweckt wird, sind die Fenster verschoben.

Die Adobe Indesign, Illustrator oder Photoshop-Fenster z.B. das normalerweise am linken Bildschirm die volle Höhe einnimmt und, wird nach dem Beenden des Monitor-Ruhezustandes nur noch von etwas oberhalb der Monitormitte bis unten dargestellt (Siehe Bilder).

Außerdem, wenn ich Photoshop starte, taucht Bedienfelder in der Mitte platziert. Ich habe meinen eigenen Arbeitsbereich festgelegt, normalerweise sollte die Bedienfelder auf rechte Seite am Rand platziert sein.

Gibt es für dieses Problem irgendwie eine Lösung? Gibt es irgendwo eine Einstellung, die ich übersehen habe? Das nervt gewaltig und ärgerlich!

Ich habe 3 Wochen lang mit Apple Support versucht das Problem zu lösen leider haben wir nicht geschafft. Weil die Fenster

von etwas oberhalb der Monitormitte bis unten dargestellt wird, passiert nur Adobe Programme. Bei anderem Programme bleiben die Fenster in der Regel fehlerfrei in ihrer vorherigen Position angezeigt werden d.h. nicht bewogen.

I can confirm that this happens with Illustrator, Indesign, and Photoshop after the display and MacBook have gone to sleep. I am using a Macbook M1 Pro with Monterey 12.5.1

It doesn't occur in Acrobat for me - that window is fine. Just Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign...

This happens to me (Mac Studio M1 Max, Studio Display). The main document window moves down but floating palettes move to the upper left corner of my screen.

This is occurring across all apps for me, too. No idea why I have to set up a separate account on here for each app, though...