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The number of times I have opened a folder on macOS scrolled up and down wondering where the hell my file is before realizing it's hidden off to the SIDE is too
by salamandersauce 6y ago
The number of times I have opened a folder on macOS scrolled up and down wondering where the hell my file is before realizing it's hidden off to the SIDE is too damn high.
- Jtsummers 6y agoIf you're talking about the "columns" view in Finder it's pretty obvious unless you're not paying attention where the contents of the folder you opened are displayed. Unless they happen to have exactly the same contents as another existing open folder at the same level the next column over's view visibly changes. I guess this would be awkward if you've never used it, but I can't imagine it being confusing more than once or twice unless you never look at the screen while opening folders.
- salamandersauce 6y agoIcons view. Not columns. It will regularly open some of my folders in a window where the width of what it displays is less than the width of where it puts files so some require a side scroll. Why on earth it does this I have no clue.
- TazeTSchnitzel 6y agoThere's an option somewhere in System Preferences to always show scrollbars. I wish that was the default.