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>...I'm believe that's exactly how Finder works? If there are zero open Finder windows, clicking the Finder dock icon does create a new one. It's not, or if it
by Rury 7y ago
>...I'm believe that's exactly how Finder works? If there are zero open Finder windows, clicking the Finder dock icon does create a new one.
It's not, or if it is then there's a bug somewhere that breaks this behavior after doing something, as it's been a problem I've had on multiple macs I've owned for almost a decade now, and it just annoyed me yesterday.
- PandawanFr 7y agoI don't understand, you seem to contradict yourself: > It has always bothered me that I can't simply click on finder in the dock to bring up a window for the first time (as it'll only toggle what windows are already open). I've never encountered any issues similar to what you're mentioning. It opens a new window if none are open, and shows the currently existing windows if some are already open.