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Try: ⌘ + SHIFT + G
by ksylvest 12y ago
Try: ⌘ + SHIFT + G
- M4v3R 12y agoThis shows you the last path you went to using this command, so it's useless for showing you your current path.
- unfamiliar 12y agoCmd-c in the current directory copies the current path. Not sure why you would want to just look at the current path.
- tuananh 12y agoYou can see the path with `defaults` command show path in title bar.