Situatie
Every file on your Mac has a folder path that starts all the way at the root directory, but it’s not always easy to see what it is. Here are two ways to see the current folder path on your Mac.
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See the Path Using Finder’s Status Bar
Let’s start with the simplest and most visual way of viewing the current folder path: using Finder’s own Path Bar feature. Open a Finder window, and from the top menu bar, click the “View” button. In the menu that appears, click “Show Path Bar.”
Instantly, you will see a new Path Bar at the bottom of every finder window. It will show you the system path to the current folder. You can double-click any folder listed in the bar to quickly jump to it.
Also, you can right-click any folder in the Path Bar to see a list of options. For example, if you want to copy the path for the selected folder, choose the “Copy (Folder) as Pathname” option.
You can then paste the folder path as text wherever you want (for instance, in a Terminal window or TextEdit).
See the Path Using the “Get Info” Panel
You can also see the full path for any file or folder using the “Get Info” panel. Open Finder and locate the file or folder in question. Right-click the item and choose “Get Info” from the menu.
In the “Get Info” panel, locate the “General” section and look at the “Where” heading. This will give you the full path.
You can also right-click the path in the “Where” section and choose “Copy” to quickly copy the full folder path to your clipboard as text.
When you’re done, close the “Get Info” window.
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