The specific section for each plugin
is well laid out and informative. At the
top you have screenshots of the plugin,
both the contents and the panel in
action, and below in the Info section
is a description of the plugin’s features.
What’s New shows the current
version and additions with it. Below
this is Ratings, where you can see
a review, or make one if you’ve
installed it.
To the right is a plugin summary:
supported applications, developer,
version number, supported languages,
file size on disk, and cost. There’s
also the button to Get or Buy the app.
Below this are help links and finally
Tags to help in search.BROWSE PLUGINS: As mentioned, Browse Plugins opens the All Plugins tab with Photoshop
set as a filter.
By default, this is set to Most Popular and runs in descending order. You can change
this to ascending, or have the criteria switched to Most Recent or Top Rated by clicking
the menu icon near the top-right corner.
New plugins have a heavy eight-point blue star at their top right, while updated
ones have a five-point star. Ratings are at the bottom, with the number of light-gray
stars indicating users’ preference. HOW TOPHOTOSHOP USER
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