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Automator Service to Open New Finder Window
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-- create new service in automator | |
-- set input to "no input" instead of "text" | |
-- add new task: run applescript | |
on run {input, parameters} | |
tell application "Finder" | |
activate | |
set new_window to make new Finder window | |
end tell | |
end run | |
-- save and add new shortcut in preferences | |
-- under kb > shortcuts > services > general |
I just saw your comment. I'm not on Mac anymore, so I wouldn't be able to test.
If you haven't gotten an answer yet, then your best bet for a quick solution is to ask on their IRC channels: #MacOSX
or ##Apple
.
Also, depending on your workflow, these might work:
- restrict the spotlight index to the directories and use that.
- try
nnn
orranger
these are command line directory browsers. these require learning quite a few shortcut keys though, but they work well with a vim workflow. - try emacs, which is worth it just for dired. see the refcard for the file management functions it provides. you lose a lot of these with tree-based browsers. emacs is a huge commitment though, so you'll need a mentor and you pretty much have to learn emacs-lisp.
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In macos ventura, this only works while in in the automator or system app. Any idea how to make the shortcut work from anywhere?