To open the Finder (Finder.app) from your Mac's Terminal (Terminal.app), you just need to type "Open." Command. When the Finder opens, it will navigate to the Current Directory of the Terminal. So how does the reverse work?
Please meet your new friend "CD To". This is a gadget that can be attached to the Finder toolbar and open Terminal with the Finder Current Directory information.
The first step is to download "cd to", which is open source software, go to GitHub and search for "cdto", or go directly to github.com/jbtule/cdto/releases download.
In the second step, unzip the Finder and drag the extracted CD to.app to Applications in the left rail.
Step 3: Open Applications for the Finder, click to select CD to.app, hold down the cmd key, and drag CD to.app to the Finder's toolbar.
That's it, and then whenever you click on the little black icon on the Finder, Terminal will open and correspond to the Finder Current Directory. Take a look at the video below.
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Finally, a tip: in fact, if you select any app in the Finder, hold down the cmd key to drag it to the toolbar and attach the app to the toolbar for easy access.
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