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Mac OS X Show Path Bar

  • When people move between a Windows and Mac computer confusion often arises when browsing folders in the Finder, as the path to the folder being viewed is not displayed by default. However, you can manually enable the path bar showing the location of the folder currently being viewed. Open a window in the Finder displaying a folder and then go to the “View” menu > “Show Path Bar”. You will notice that a new bar appears at the bottom of the window showing the path to the current folder.

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