(At this point I must apologise for the fact that I live in Germany and use CS6 in German, so the 2 enclosed screenshots show CS6 in German, but the layout should be the same in English and I´m sure the necessary checkbox will be in the same place!) So, instead of having “free-floating files” (standard setting) in the main Photoshop window they have to be “anchored” in their own tab by making sure the following preference is checked. I found a workaround that might help but it might not suit you. I had exactly the same problem with CS6 (DVD version, one of the last!) after upgrading to Sierra.
I'm hoping to find something soon because Christmas is right around the corner and I'm wanting to work with lots of photos. Thanks for any help to solve the problem. I have seen many compatibility issues with Photoshop CC and High Sierra mentioned online but none of them has involved saving and crashing. I have contacted apple support but I got lost in the instructions of creating a new user on my computer (test) and could never get back to the support person. Just clicking save causes Photoshop to crash and I'm back to square one with the original photo with no edits.
My problem is that no matter which version of Photoshop CC I use, it crashes every time I've finished editing a photo and click save.
I have these versions installed: Photoshop CC 2015, 2015.5, and 2018. I am using an iMac 21.5 inch 2.9 GHz Intel Core i5 processor 16 GB memory
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