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defaults write com.apple.finder ShowPathbar -bool true This is handy. I could never figure out how to reliably use a Finder window to navigate to a specific di
by oplav 5y ago
defaults write com.apple.finder ShowPathbar -bool true
This is handy. I could never figure out how to reliably use a Finder window to navigate to a specific directory so I resorted to running "open ." from the directory in the terminal.
- shiloa 5y agoI found Cmd+Shift+G in finder handy. It'll open a text box to type your desired path and supports tab completions.
- GVRV 5y agoYou can open a finder window, press `Cmd + Shift + G` to navigate to a path easily.
- unbanned 5y agoThis is where MS Windows really shines is window management. It sucks on a Mac and quickly feels cluttered.