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So in OS X El Capitan, one thing that I find incredibly annoying is that finder doesn't remember it's place. If you scrolled down through files/folders, and opened a sub folder, then click the back arrow, you start at the top again.
quick video to show what I mean
in final version !
The same for me !!!
iMac (2014) and Macbook Air (2012).
Very very annoying !!!
The same problem: viewer does not save the settings. When you open a PDF file, it opens up the left panel with thumbnail pages. All it takes away, but with the next file, this panel with thumbnail again emerges.
Absolutely agree. This was one of the features I liked and pointed out most, while bragging of course, when comparing my Windows machine at work to my Mac. IMO this little feature could show much better usability and operator interfacing of Mac OS's vs their Windows counterparts.
This will most likely annoy me multiple times a day when getting on our work server, unless I want to just keep the tab open. Of course having to do that seems like an archaic fix to a great feature now inexistent, deleted out for some reason or another that to those who loved it was pure stupidity.
The same thing is happening to me and it really is annoying and disrupting my work-flow. Anyone have any suggestions?
This is an annoying characteristic and definitely disrupts workflow.
Additionally, my finder also forgets the last file path sub-folder name and unless I'm memorizing file paths as I go, I must recreate the route I took.
I want, not only the file path at the bottom of the finder window but each sub-folder highlighted in each subsequent view column. If I was un-rolling a string while exploring a cave - finder would cut the string whenever I looked at something. Maybe I should use bread crumbs, instead.
Agreed, I supplied feedback to Apple on this very issue back when I first noticed it.
Still no fix, though. 😠
Everyone, this seems to have been fixed for me with the 10.11.2 update! Finally!
Indeed. Just noticed this, too, after updating just now. About freakin' time! 🙂
Xiebinrui wrote:
Indeed. Just noticed this, too, after updating just now. About freakin' time! 🙂
I have to admit, it was rather annoying to have to go back to the beginning, particularly when a folder would have a lot of subfolders, like my Music folder, for example. I have 403 folders in it, each corresponding to a different artist, and if I wanted to look in say, my Pink Floyd folder, when I would back out of that folder, rather than still be in the P's, I'd be all the way back at the top. Good on Apple for fixing this.
I'm on 10.11.3 and this seems to have broken again.
Anyone?
Same here on 10.11.3. Never had this problem before, really annoying.
Finder doesn't remember the last position of folders
