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Some settings change multiple keys. For example default Finder new window setting:
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfAF & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Resources/MyLibraries/myDocuments.cannedSearch
for Recents
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfHm & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///Users/username/
for home (~/.)
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfDe & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///Users/username/Desktop/
for desktop (~/Desktop/)
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfDo & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///Users/username/Documents/
for documents (~/Documents/)
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfID & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///Users/username/Library/Mobile%20Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/
for iCloud (~/Library/Mobile%20Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/)
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfVo & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///
for a (root) volume
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfCm & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath deleted
for computer
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget = PfLo & com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath = file:///custom/path
for a custom location
I believe it would make more sense to group the commands under some higher entity which would describe the overall behavior (or setting in the UI). That would be also future-proof when the underlying commands may change in future macOS versions, but the behavior may stay the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some settings change multiple keys. For example default Finder new window setting:
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfAF
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Resources/MyLibraries/myDocuments.cannedSearch
for Recents
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfHm
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///Users/username/
for home (
~/.
)com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfDe
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///Users/username/Desktop/
for desktop (
~/Desktop/
)com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfDo
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///Users/username/Documents/
for documents (
~/Documents/
)com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfID
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///Users/username/Library/Mobile%20Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/
for iCloud (
~/Library/Mobile%20Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/
)com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfVo
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///
for a (root) volume
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfCm
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
deletedfor computer
com.apple.finder.NewWindowTarget
=PfLo
&com.apple.finder.NewWindowTargetPath
=file:///custom/path
for a custom location
I believe it would make more sense to group the commands under some higher entity which would describe the overall behavior (or setting in the UI). That would be also future-proof when the underlying commands may change in future macOS versions, but the behavior may stay the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: