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This is a very good answer, even getting to your user root directory is a pain in finder, I have usually go to terminal and run 'open .' to get anywhere.
by tornato7 6y ago
This is a very good answer, even getting to your user root directory is a pain in finder, I have usually go to terminal and run 'open .' to get anywhere.
- lifeisstillgood 6y agoooohh - is that how I do it :-) thanks !
- baggy_trough 6y agoDrag your home folder to the finder sidebar.
- Someone 6y agoOr into the toolbar (https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/customize-finder-toolbar-sidebar-mac-mchlp3011/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/customize-finder-to...)
- qppo 6y agocmd + shift + h, to go home cmd + shift + g, to go to any directory. browsing the menu bar for keyboard shortcuts is useful.
- JimDabell 6y agoThere are plenty of ways to get to your home directory in Finder that are easier than opening Terminal: - If this is where you most commonly want to get to, Finder => Preferences… => General => New Finder windows show <home directory>. All new Finder windows will open there automatically from now on. - If you leave the above setting on its default, new Finder windows open ~/Documents. Hit ⌘↑. Or if you have the path bar switched on (View => Show Path Bar), double-click your home directory in the path bar. - Drag it into the sidebar or go to Finder => Preferences… => Sidebar and tick your home directory. - Drag it into the dock.