#COLUMN VIEW OS X FOR WINDOWS 10 KEYGEN#
To avoid running into this bug, you have to accept that the Finder isn’t currently capable of working as advertised, and parking its windows with two columns filled is an accident waiting to happen. Every single time that I switch from that to, say, /Applications, the bug strikes, and I have to fart around recovering from it.Īfter all this time, I’ve finally found a workaround which makes the bug all but vanish in normal Finder use. This has troubled me for all those years and longer because I prefer to park my Finder windows in that initial position, with two columns filled, giving me ready access to both my Documents folder and my main working folder within that.
The simple way to recover is to select a different folder in the first column, which should restore sensible column widths. More often than not, you’ll now see the second column fill the remaining width of the window, and browsing any deeper into those folders is almost impossible, as the column width settings go haywire. Then click on the Back button to switch back to your previous view of the sub-folder within Documents. Select an app (one with a long name can sometimes be ideal). Now click on your Applications folder in the sidebar to switch to that folder. Select your Documents folder in the sidebar, then select another folder containing more files and folders in the first column, within Documents. Open a new window in the Finder, and ensure that it’s set to Column View. If you use Finder’s column views, it’ll catch you sooner or later. I’ve been moaning about it through successive releases of OS X and macOS over the last five years. One of the oldest prominent bugs in macOS, which dates back at least six years to OS X 10.9 if not before, is a flaw in the Finder calculating the width of columns, which I’ve named the Finder column width bug.
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