

If anyone from Adobe is reading this, what kind of thinking leads to this kind of situation? That may sound like a rhetorical question, but it's really not.


Adobe has not only foisted the red dot imposition on users, it doesn't even bother to provide basic information about this behavior or what can be done about it and what the consequences might be. I may end up doing that anyway, but does that also kill being able to update apps? I hestitate to find out. Associate or set up your Google account with the emulator. The solution may be to uninstall the Creative Cloud app, which appears to be the only way to get its icon off the menu bar. How to Download and Install Red Alert - Cumta for PC or MAC: Open the emulator software from the start menu or desktop shortcut in your PC. For such a small thing, the unwanted and useless red dot is super irritating. (I just turned that off, too, but doubt it will make any difference.) Syncing is also turned off. And this is despite all notifications being turned off except for app updates. The App Store makes iOS apps easy to access, easy to search, and easy to buy. Browse our gallery and install the ones you want with a click. Safari extensions are a great way for you to add new features to Safari. by category, read user reviews, and buy apps in one simple step. Now it shows up over and over every day, and for no apparent reason. Browse and download apps for your Mac from your Mac. Previously it was useful for drawing attention to app updates (which I do manually). As Jan2563190 notes, it started doing that fairly recently. The red dot notification keeps appearing on the Creative Cloud icon in the mac os menu bar.
