OSX Finder Window Distinction?
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- ESKEMA0
The quickest way would be Expose / Mission Control to quick glance at the windows and choose the right one.
- ESKEMA0
But what akiersky shared is perfect. just tried in Lion and it works.
(it will only work on new windows, so you need to close and reopen your open windows to see the change)
- akiersky0
here ya go: http://www.tuaw.com/2008/12/05/t…
Also, View > Show Path Bar will add a path list to the bottom of each window. might make it a bit easier to find.
- BaskerviIle0
You can set the background of a window (in 'view as icons') to an image. So you could have a project specific background image for each folder. However this would only work in icon view, not list view etc.
- fyoucher10
Ahhh, would be useful if I had all Finder windows active (and if I used icon view, but use column view) and on display at once but was looking for more of a distinction in the Finder icon context menu in the navbar. This way I can just right click the Finder icon and determine which window I want up in front and active. Thanks tho!
- akiersky0
works for me in mavericks, I only see the frontmost tab of each window though.
- akiersky0
- thanks dropbox...akiersky
- (use CloudApp)doesnotexist
- Imgurpango
- exador10
is something like this what you're looking for?
http://cocoatech.com/pathfinder/…
- zaq0