This started happening when I recently updated to Adobe Illustrator 21.0.0 (2017 release). Simply, if I select an object and then move over to another area of the document:
and then try to zoom in or out to inspect that area,
it brings me right back to the area with the selected object. This is already annoying, but it becomes a real problem when I want to move several selected objects at the same time.
For example, if I want to adjust the position of every object within an artboard, I would select all of the objects and start to move them with the up, down, left, right arrow keys.
As soon as I try to zoom in on an area to see if the objects are lining up within the artboard, it brings me back to a random area in the selected group (in this case, an area at the bottom and opposite end of where I'd like to zoom in).
Trying to move back the area I'd like to zoom into....
Zoom in (command +)
and I'm brought back to the area at the bottom. Even if I deselect all of the objects in the area that it keeps zooming into, it still defaults back to that area when I try to zoom in.
And of course I can't select half of the objects if I'm trying to move all of them in unison.
Is there any way to tell Illustrator that I'd like to zoom in on the area where my mouse is, regardless of whether or not something else is selected?
Thank you!
Answer
Yes! I've been experiencing this too and miss the old zoom functionality. There is a discussion on it in Adobe forums here: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2230942
The consensus seems to be that zooming to the selection is a new feature update. And our best option right now is to use the Feature Request/Bug Report form to get this resolved for future releases: http://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html
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