Cannot select multiple adjustment layers

[sbe]

It is not possible to select more than one adjustment layer to turn in on/off.

Or is there some kind of trick?

In the attached video I tried all of the modifier keys like CMD, Option, Ctrl, Shift…

[loukash]

1 hour ago, sbe said:

It is not possible to select more than one adjustment layer to turn in on/off.

Yeah, that's slightly annoying.
I'm not sure, but I vaguely remember reading a post that it's a Mac only issue.

1 hour ago, sbe said:

modifier keys like CMD, Option, Ctrl, Shift…

Shift-clicking the thumbnail will at least have the same effect as clicking the tick box. The benefit being that at least the thumbnail is a much larger target. ;)

1 hour ago, sbe said:

Or is there some kind of trick?

To disable all in one go? Somewhat, yes:
Nest the adjustments as child layers, not as "crop" layers. For regular pixel image layers, usually it doesn't make a difference in which mode you nest the adjustments. But that always depends on what final effect you want to achieve.

[MEB]

Hi @sbe,
Thank for your feedback. Currently nested layers (layers dragged over the image's thumbnail) can't be selected as you noticed. It's working like this since the beginning and could do with some improvements. I'm logging this/passing your feedback to the dev team.
 

[sbe]

@loukash great! yes, if it is nested, everything behaves like expected!

@MEB great! thank you! mixed with the behaviour from loukash it feels sometimes a little bit strange, why it sometimes works and sometimes not… Especially when you work in the expanded view, because you can't tell what mode the layers are. maybe the behavior would be more understandable if you could see it better in the Layers palette. Only if you close it, you can spot a difference between the layer-construction:

 

 

[MEB]

Actually there's also a difference in the indenting but it isn't very perceptible specially on macOS (i will check if we can improve this a bit). Thumbnail size also have some influence - the smaller thumbnails make it more obvious than larger ones in particular on Windows, not so much on macOS.