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In Finder preferences, you can set the default finder view to somethng other than Recents. Anecdotally, i’ve never experienced any of the other issues in 15 yea
by srgpqt 9y ago
In Finder preferences, you can set the default finder view to somethng other than Recents. Anecdotally, i’ve never experienced any of the other issues in 15 years of using macOS. YMMV i guess.
- Benjamin_Dobell 9y ago> In Finder preferences, you can set the default finder view to somethng other than Recents. Cheers :) > Anecdotally, i’ve never experienced any of the other issues in 15 years of using macOS. I've only got just over 10 years up my sleeve, but I suspect most of the issues I run into are because I don't exclusively use Finder. File system changes originating from other processes (typically terminal) seem to be what trips Finder up.