Select Icon view options: Change the icon size, grid spacing, text size, and more. The checkboxes must be selected for the main folder and deselected for the subfolder. If a subfolder opens in a different view, select the subfolder, choose View > Show View Options, then deselect the “Always open in” and “Browse in” checkboxes. Have subfolders also open in this view: Select the “Browse in” checkbox. Have the folder always open in this view: Select the “Always open in” checkbox. Select the folder you want to change, then click a View button: Icon, List, Column, or Gallery.Ĭhoose View > Show View Options, then set the options you want.
On your Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a Finder window.
Connect a wireless keyboard, mouse, or trackpad. Get started with accessibility features. Use Sign in with Apple for apps and websites. Manage cookies and other website data in Safari. View Apple subscriptions for your family. Subscribe to podcast shows and channels. Sync music, books, and more between devices. Send files between devices with AirDrop. Make and receive phone calls on your Mac. Insert photos and documents from iPhone or iPad. Use Continuity to work across Apple devices. Use Live Text to interact with text in a photo. Make it easier to see what’s on the screen. Change the picture for you or others in apps. Install and reinstall apps from the App Store. Just some feedback from a user who likes this new default. In my 20 years of IT support, I’m aware that most users are spoonfed anyway, or just don’t care, even when you show them a better way or a time savings way to do their tasks/job. Or they can easily see the last item(s) deleted to recover them. Why? Because most users are only looking for the latest files/folders in a particular directory.Īnd if they head into the Recycle Bin, they may see something they accidentally deleted (even more so since Windows 10 now defaults to turn off the Delete file notification ‘Display delete confirmation dialog’). Here’s why it works for my clients most of the time, especially when I insist they give it a try for more than 1 minute :P – ( some do like it alphabetically/no grouping, that is fine with several or 50/60 files/folders, but it gets messy and tedious to seek what you are looking for, especially when they do not know the trick to highlight anything in the directory they’re in and press the first letter of the title of whatever they seek to quickly jump to that file/folder ).Īnyway, the Group By makes since for a lot of users. Perhaps MS telemetry data picked up on that. I also Group the items in the Recycle Bin to ‘Date Deleted’. I’ve been setting this Group by Modified Date option since Vista for my clients in their Downloads folder as well as their Documents folders to ‘Group By: Date modified’
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