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Finder used to open photos and documents in a large enough resolution when I pressed space bar while on the file. Now it seems only opens them in a thumbnail. Does anyone know how can I make Finder to open them again in a big resolution?
This is macOS Monterey - 12.3.1
You are not alone, It's a bug. Not everyone experiences the problem but many do. You can try killing the QuickLookService in Activity Monitor and see if that fixes it temporarily. The service will restart and for some people it's working.
You are not alone, It's a bug. Not everyone experiences the problem but many do. You can try killing the QuickLookService in Activity Monitor and see if that fixes it temporarily. The service will restart and for some people it's working.
Lotsie wrote:
There you go, yes, Quick Look.
I tried: jpg, png, pdf and docx (this last one is good, it still opens in a nice, usable size)
Booting into Safe Mode and then booting normally seems to work.
How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support
Not so sure about .docx files. None of my Monterey installs will preview .docx files. Perhaps one needs Microsoft Office installed for that to work.
The feature is called Quick Look. Is it only displaying a thumbnail for ALL image file types such as JPEG, GIF, PNG, PDF or just TIF or some other file type?
There you go, yes, Quick Look.
I tried: jpg, png, pdf and docx (this last one is good, it still opens in a nice, usable size)
Thank you, this did it for me!
Space bar in Finder
