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I use multiple macOS devices a day and frequently use the sidebar favorites to quickly get to items I'm actively working on. Yet, when I put a folder in Sidebar Favorites, this choice does not get synchronized to my other machines. Has anyone found a way, or an application, that can do that?
Thanks. It would be nice to have a row there called "Sidebar Settings". Given how handy this is for macOS folder navigation I'm surprised someone has not made an app (or a bash script) to sync across macOS instances. Maybe this is a narrower use case than I am imagining...
Thanks. It would be nice to have a row there called "Sidebar Settings". Given how handy this is for macOS folder navigation I'm surprised someone has not made an app (or a bash script) to sync across macOS instances. Maybe this is a narrower use case than I am imagining...
mma165 wrote:
I use multiple macOS devices a day and frequently use the sidebar favorites to quickly get to items I'm actively working on. Yet, when I put a folder in Sidebar Favorites, this choice does not get synchronized to my other machines. Has anyone found a way, or an application, that can do that?
Finder sidebar has never sync'd across devices—
Make changes to iCloud is used to sync: >System Preferences>AppleID>iCloud
Change your iCloud settings - Apple Support
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Finder Sidebar favorites: How do I sync these favorites across macOS machines?
