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where is Trash folder in Mac ?
I can only see "Move to Trash" ;
but there is no way to see what is inside the "recycle bin".
MacBook
Usually Trash icon is located in your dock (right side).
Usually Trash icon is located in your dock (right side).
yes its invisible ;
I found this somewhere which help :
Choose Go to Folder from the Finder's Go menu and provide ~/.Trash as the path. For the Trash on other drives, open them in the Finder and provide .Trashes/501 as the path; the number may vary, but will always be the same for a given Mac OS X user account.
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After you use goto, you can go to File > Add to Sidebar and have "Trash" there. You can't get the icon though this way.
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All is well but when I close and open Finder this "Trash" folder in my sidebar change to "?"
If you click on the Trash icon in the Dock it will open the Trash Folder. The folder is located at…
~/.Trash
It's normally invisible so you would need to press "command shift ." to see it.
FWIW, If your question is how do I add the Trash icon to the sidebar, you can't.
You shouldn't be able to delete the Trash folder from your Dock. To put it back, you may reset your Dock settings:
rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dock.plist
Log out and back in.
The Ptaxey recommendation should work.
Or:
apple->ForceQuit->Finder to reset to "normal".
where is Trash folder in Mac ?
