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> Why does finder sometimes open in a sub folder as the "top level", then it's a total pain to move up to where you want. OH God, I hate that so much. Can't un
by rubslopes 4y ago
> Why does finder sometimes open in a sub folder as the "top level", then it's a total pain to move up to where you want.
OH God, I hate that so much. Can't understand the reason behind this behavior.
- lastangryman 4y agoIt's infuriating. Comes across as patronising, like Apple assuming the concept of a disk represented a tree of folders and files, and I am currently viewing a specific position in that tree, is too complex for me to understand.