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What is complicated about it? I typically keep a handful of tabs open in Finder and drag and drop between them or to applications. You can also always do CMD-C
by Tagbert 5y ago
What is complicated about it? I typically keep a handful of tabs open in Finder and drag and drop between them or to applications. You can also always do CMD-C and then either CMD-V to copy a file somewhere or OPT-CMD-V to move a file.
- daok 5y agoI like that in Windows I can copy-paste the location from one File Manager windows to another one. Something that you cannot do in MacOs File Manager
- lwkl 5y agoThis is possible but needs to be done with shortcuts instead of selecting the paths in the address bar: 1. Ctrl + Cmd + C to copy the folders path 2. Cmd + N to open a new Finder window 3. Shift + Cmd + G to open the "Go to folder..." menu 4. Cmd + V to paste the path 5. Enter to go to the pasted path in the new finder window The other option is to right click the folder and open it in a new tab. But this doesn't open a new window.
- Tagbert 5y agoNot quit sure what you want but you can copy or drag path information from the “Path Bar” at the bottom of a finder window/tab. I do this all the time to get a path in terminal