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Add right-to-left (RTL) language support (Persian, Arabic, Urdu...)
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502 votesAn error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment -More than a billion people are writing right to left worldwide.
-It is already available on the PC version.
-Adobe is an international company selling products to Arab, Urdu, Persian, Hebrew speaking customers.
It is not that hard to do, many apps with much less resources offer this.
-There are many people waiting for this and many are ready to work for Adobe to make this happen.
-People have been waiting for a very long time.
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I seriously don’t get why Adobe still doesn’t support Arabic language. All apps do, including free ones. Why are we paying for a subscription that doesn’t include Arabic language, the 4th most common language in the world. Arab scientists are who ones who have set the foundational knowledge for all these technologies to exist. It is so irritating because it is already available on desktop! I have an iPad Pro with a very powerful chip that can do so many things , but I can’t use most of the apps on my adobe subscription because they only work on desktop and not tablets.
Adobe has all the capabilities and resources to make it possible and regain its reputation as a global leader in digital media technologies , why are they dragging themselves to failure? Now Canva is more useful than all of my Adobe apps combined. What a shame. We aren’t asking for heaven here. We re asking for a very basic thing that should be a standard! Seriously, wake up Adobe.