Photoshop.com: Password protected albums or folders

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This would probably be my #2 priority, after creating a plugin for LR.

Any eta on password protected albums. I need this feature asap

Any chance of this every happening?

Wow, I', just getting back to starting this gallery. are we still without the capability to have password-protected albums???

Ya I want to know I can lock a file down tight on here before I go sticking my pictures up. Cause some I just want to save off of old memory cards and redownload them onto one from my phone. They are so old they will only load up in one phone, nothing else I have found will let me open them. And this is the only way I can find to do it..

Hi all

What is the status on password protected albums!

-Ari

Sorry again for asking, but What is the status on password protected albums!

Rohaldy

I want to share conference photos only with the conference staff for web publicity for this year's conference. With no password (which could be changed at project end) my only option is to share with "those I send the URL (where is it?)" then delete the album. This means anyone with the url can access the photos, the same way if they shared the password with other people. I guess it's not terrible, but it's a bit clunky.

Wow! after all this time there's no answer to this question?
What's the point of entering queries here?
Photoshop.com should provide the answer, don't you think?

I'd like to be able to share pictures and/or slide shows with family, without being concerned about the whole world having access. So far, I'm finding photoshop.com to be not so user friendly.

Wow! I can't believe a consumer AND professional photography software company such as ADOBE cant do something soooooo simple as PASSWORD PROTECT a photo album. It's rudimentary software programing! I'm a photographer and I am only using this format for my personal friends and family, but if I wanted ALL of my family and personal photos for the world to see, then I would just load them all on Facebook. Even Facebook tries to pretend they are securing your stuff. Come on Adobe! You people are the premier photography editors, you should have known this would be an issue for almost all photographers (and their families) I guess you really don't know your target market do you?

I thought this was a no-brainer. Apparently not. I want to share certain conference photos with the web editor and not everyone. So if I just share that link with one person and "trust" they don't share it, how would anyone else get the link (which has no passoword). It seems to me that if it's a long intricate link, then it's the same as a password functionally as anyone with a password could share it without my knowing anyway. But with a password, I could limit access by changing the password after the editor has downloaded my shared (un-edited-raw) photos.

But still, a bit clunky as someone said. Also, when reinstalling Elements 9 on my Win 7x64 bit OS, it had to first uninstall .net 4 before the install would proceed. Seems strange and a bit uncomfortable as I don't know if that hurts security or not.

Community Powered Support - A curious title considering the complete lack of feedback from Photoshop. I too wish to add my voice to this request. There needs to be a more robust set of security options when sharing data (images) online.

The ability to password protect a "share" is a fundamental requirement - not a wish list item. Come on Photoshop! you can do far better than this.

Dear Photoshop Techies - where are you with implementing basic features for this service?

Frustrated in the UK.

Its over. They will never provide this feature. Its time to move on. There must be something better out there.

P.S. Apples MobileMe Gallery service is still working like a charm, password protected albums included.