ISSUE: Currently, the drop down menu under ' Settings > Dockers > ' is sorted alphabetically. This makes it very hard to navigate unless you know the exact name of the thing you are looking for. If you're looking for a Colour Selector, then you cannot find any of the 7 options under "C" for "colour". It's under S or A or D or P or W, but not C. It's difficult to find something in this list unless you know *exactly* what it's called (which depends on localisation), rather than being able to see the options I have for Colour Selection dockers. A friend remarked they liked the colour selector I had my workspace, but because they didn't know what it was called, they hadn't been able to find it until they saw the screenshot I'd shown! PROPOSED SOLUTION: It would be much more useful to group selectors into categories. Below is a first-draft attempt of making these groups; ================================== Animation ------------------------ Animation Animation Curves Animation Timeline Colour Selection ----------------- Advanced Colour Selector Artistic Colour Selector Digital Colour Mixer Palette Specific Colour Selector Small Colour Selector Wide Gamut Colour Selector Document and Colour Management --- Channels Histogram Layers LUT Management Gamut Masks History and Recording ------------ Brush Preset History Undo History Recorder Snapshot Task Sets Presets -------------------------- Brush Presets Patterns Symbol Libraries Shapes and Vector Drawing -------- Add Shape Arrange Shape Properties View ----------------------------- Overview Compositions Grids and Guides Onion Skin Log Viewer Storyboard Reference Images Touch Docker ================================== It might be prudent to make a "Layers" group with the Layers, Storyboard, and Compositions dockers, but I haven't used Storyboard or Compositions to know if they should be grouped together or not? This also gives some more indication as to what each tool actually does. Some tools, like "Arrange" and "Task Sets" give no real indication as to what they do until you open them or look them up in the documentation. If "Arrange" was categorised under "Shapes", then it is a lot more obvious that "Arrange" is about 'arranging shapes'. This could also give the option to shorten the name of some dockers, such as; Colour Selection Advanced Colour Selector -> Advanced Colours Artistic Colour Selector -> Artistic Colours Small Colour Selector -> Colour Selector (if it's the "standard" one, does it need an adjective?) Digital Colours Mixer -> Digital Colour Mixer (in en-gb, "colours" is plural for no apparent reason) Specific Colour Selector -> Specific Colours Wide Gamut Colour -> Wide Gamut Colours Presets Brush Presets -> Brushes (consistent with "Patterns", and "presets" is now obvious from the category title just above it) View Touch Docker -> Touch Controls (why does only this docker have "docker" in the name? The current name is also not descriptive) Log Viewer -> Logs (since it is now in the View Category) ADDITIONAL NOTES: Worth noting for where I'm proposing changes to names; my system is using British English with US English as a fallback; some of these names might differ between UK and US English (including the obvious Colour/Color).