how to make a mac finder window always the same

#HOW TO MAKE A MAC FINDER WINDOW ALWAYS THE SAME FULL#

This will be as close as you can get to bringing up the menu bar with a single press as I can imagine. After disabling the option, the next time you want to open a folder just press the Command key and double click on the folder as usual. When you call up the Finder Search Window, it makes Finder. As part of Finder, you can use its sidebar and toolbars as if it were an ordinary Finder window. In the macOS shortcut settings, it’s officially called the Finder Search Window. Apple designed this window for quick file searches. Un-check the box in front of Open folders in tabs instead of new windows. This opens the Searching This Mac window. The only thing I can suggest to you (just figured this out now) is to try to replicate some of the stuff from your menu bar onto the dashboard and then have a hot key for the dashboard. Click on the Finder option from your Mac desktop.

#HOW TO MAKE A MAC FINDER WINDOW ALWAYS THE SAME FULL#

I hate that you can't have full screen and still see the menu. Even when you go to Mission Control only one screen appears, that of the desktop. I've lost pages that way when I have more than one screen from the same program open (like two spreadsheets, pdfs, or Word documents). You have to minimize one to find the other one beneath it, then bring it back up using the dock. If the apps are not in TRUE full screen, then they appear as part of the desktop screen and you can't toggle between them. I like to toggle between screens using a four finger swiping motion on the magic trackpad (the way you do on an Ipad), or alternately, press command ⌘+TAB. When you resize a window it takes over the desktop rather than becoming a separate pane. The problem with the suggestions people are offering is that they are NOT full screen mode.

How to make a mac finder window always the same