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For 7), you can view the 'Path Bar'. It's not text but you can right click, copy path from any location or drag the proxies into a shell to get the path. You c
by MrScruff 4y ago
For 7), you can view the 'Path Bar'. It's not text but you can right click, copy path from any location or drag the proxies into a shell to get the path.
You can also command-click the directory name in the window at the top to see the path/access parent directories.
- cassianoleal 4y agoOr just press ⌘⇧G.