Sidebar icons missing

Okay, after upgrading to Mountain Lion, I found my Sidebar has no icons at all. Just the words you can click on to navigate.


I thought-corrupted plist file.


So I went to Macintosh HD\Users\Troy\Lbrary\Preferences and low and behold, no com.apple.sidebar.plist. There is a com.apple.sidebarlists.plist so I trashed that, emptied the Trash, restarted.


Still no sidebar icons.


Ideas?

MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2009), OS X Mountain Lion

Posted on Jul 26, 2012 8:02 AM

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Jul 27, 2012 2:33 AM in response to trip3535

Delete these 2 folders then, voila!! it worked for me!

STEP 1 : 위의 SIMBL 경로 안에 있는 ColorfulSidebar.bundle 을 Delete합니다.

[Main HDD] / Library / Application Support / SIMBL / Plugins / ColorfulSidebar.bundle

STEP 2 : 아래 경로 내에 있는 com.colorsidebar.root.plist 파일을 Delete합니다.


Users/[본인 계정 이름]/Library/LaunchAgents/ or [Main HDD]/Library/LaunchAgents/


STEP 3 : restart.

Sep 23, 2012 2:40 PM in response to jrome

I have noticed ever since Lion and ML removed the little button to turn on the toolbar and sidebar (eg when you mount a data DVD on your desktop) that to get the toolbar you press show toolbar, to get the side bar and press show side bar it does not come on but if you then go and press it again it does.

I assume you have tried the menu options multiple times in succession?

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