Change Asset Browser Category concept

I'm encountering some real challenges with Blender's asset browser, and I'd love to see if there are solutions or plans for improvement. Managing assets doesn't seem to work as seamlessly as one would hope.

• Asset Categorization: It would be incredibly helpful if I could categorize assets across all files in my asset folder on the fly. Currently, when I make a category and assign an asset to it, it doesn’t carry over when I open another file. I wish to add different assets to the same category across various files, but it seems this isn’t possible. Is there a workaround for this?

• Folder-Based Visualization: My asset folders are well-organized. Wouldn't it be more intuitive if this organization could be mirrored in the asset library itself as a starting point? This would make finding and using assets much more straightforward. Some times assets need to be in several categories (arch viz). So my first point becomes relevant.

• Loading Times: Also, I've noticed that loading assets takes a considerable amount of time. Is this a common issue? Additionally, the asset library itself behaves unpredictably; sometimes it loads correctly, but at other times it fails to load at all. Any tips on how to speed up this process would be greatly appreciated.

• Saving and Marking Assets : The process of saving and marking assets seems quite complex and unclear. I'm trying to figure out the best approach - whether it's using groups, joining everything into a single geometry, or utilizing collections. Another point of confusion is the inconsistency when reintroducing these assets into a scene. Sometimes they align in relation to a surface, and other times they don't. Understanding the underlying logic in these scenarios is challenging.

What are your experiences and thoughts on this?