Now, I don't know if it will disappear after the next Mac OS X update, but it's not that difficult to add it to your favorites again if it fails to make the leap. Simply drag the Library folder to the sidebar to add it to your favorites, where it will remain visible. Open the Library folder and select the column view so that you can see the Library folder itself (and not just its contents). Holding down the Option key will make the Library option available from the Go menu.
It shows up between the Home and Computer menu options. Verify you are in the Finder Hold down the Option key. To access the Library folder, open the Finder and then, while viewing the Go pull-down menu, hold down the Option key to see the Library. The /Library folder will open in a Finder window. In the dialog box that opens, enter: /Library. From the Finder’s Go menu, select Go to Folder. A quick way to open the actual directory outside of Live is to select the User Library in Lives Browser, right-click on it and then choose Show in Finder (Mac). Click on Finder Icon > select the Go tab in top-menu. If you are the curious or the restless type and need regular access to the hidden Library folder, here's a tip to add it to your Favorites. Either open a Finder window, or click on the Desktop to make it the frontmost app. Another way to Open the Library Folder on Mac is by using the Go to Folder option, as available in macOS.
If you are using Mac OS X 10.3 or later, also trash the. In the default macOS config these are the same, but you can of course change the default app to your favourite text editor. Open a Finder window and navigate to Home > Library > Preferences folder. When Apple rolled out Mac OS X Lion, it decided to hide the Library folder, which houses preferences and settings that help keep the OS and your apps running smoothly. will open a file with the default application for text files (.txt file extensions) You can use the Finder Info panel to change the default application or, if you want more fine grained control use RCDefaultApp. I haven't tried it to verify it works, but there is a faster way to make the Library folder visible.įor most Mac users, the Library folder remains out of sight, out of mind. On LifeHacker today, there is a post about an Applescript that unhides the Library folder on your Mac.
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