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> 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
by 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.