Click that little hamburger icon (NOT the gear icon) and choose Legacy Shapes and More (more being more of what we don’t want of course). This is important to understand: while both menus have a context menu (little three-line hamburger or gear icon), only the latter Shapes Menu will let us proceed with the next step.
limited in intelligence, and a casual Photoshop user) you may not know that there are TWO shape panels: the one that comes up when you select the Shape tool (see above), and the one that comes up under Window – Shapes. Let me share this with you and ease your pain if you’re in the same boat (ha! see what I did there)? Bringing back the Legacy Shapes I digress… is there ANY way we can delete the gorilla and bring back that terrible arrow I like so much? Or do I have to spend an additional $50 a month for Adobe Arrow? Let’s not give them any ideas here… YES there is a way to bring back the Legacy Shapes, and I’ve just spent the last hour trying to figure it out. Who needs a silhouette of various boats, wild animals or trees when all you need is a frigging arrow? We already hate you, Adobe – why do you want us to hate you harder? And next time you “think”, why not check with those who actually USE Photoshop before making a change like that without warning or explanation? I recently made the mistake of updating Photoshop, with the intention of drawing a simple arrow for a YouTube thumbnail, only to discover this:
Case in point: the terrible default shapes that we’ve had (and disliked) for the last 30 years. My friends at Adobe have done it again: remove frequently used features from Photoshop and replace them with stuff nobody has ever asked for.
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