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"New Terminal at Folder" does work if you right-click a folder... but NOT if you right-click the background of a Folder you already have open. That's the primar
by pkamb 6y ago
"New Terminal at Folder" does work if you right-click a folder... but NOT if you right-click the background of a Folder you already have open. That's the primary way I want to open Terminal.
But more importantly it's the UX difference between these two images:
https://imgur.com/a/pt3yQ2q https://imgur.com/a/pt3yQ2q
You can definitely already launch applications and scripts in macOS via "Open With" or the "Services" submenus.
Service Station moves them to the top of your right-click menu, gives them icons, and lets you completely customize the menu including targeting menus to show for only very specific selected file types.
- miles 6y ago> But more importantly it's the UX difference between these two images: https://imgur.com/a/pt3yQ2q https://imgur.com/a/pt3yQ2q Thanks for explaining the difference. I have so few services enabled that “New Terminal at Folder” is in the top level of my context menu[0], hence my misunderstanding. [0] https://imgur.com/ZrHVSPA https://imgur.com/ZrHVSPA