Doesn’t it show in the Pathbar at the bottom when you select a file? Opt-cmd-p to show/hide. that is in pre-Ventura. I can’t confirm as I’m not running the beta.How to find the file path of a search result in Spotlight? In Monterey one would press the Command key and the file's path would be revealed, but that is not working in Ventura. Thanks
Another downgrade, at least cmd+r still takes you to the file.
'r' for 'reveal'. used in a number of places in the OS (try right clicking a song in the music app, for example; command-R will show the files actual location).Or Command + click or Command + Enter
(I actually never knew about Command + r . . . I wonder why "r"?)
'r' for 'reveal'. used in a number of places in the OS (try right clicking a song in the music app, for example; command-R will show the files actual location).
ah, right (i never use the Music app). i used to be able to do command-R. anyway, also works with aliases in the finder..."reveal" makes sense. Not sure what you mean with your example, though. Command + r doesn't do anything for me for a music track in the Music app (at least not in Monterrey). I just get the "invalid command" tone. I always just right-click the track and select "Show in Finder" to do that in Music.
Doing it differently:How to find the file path of a search result in Spotlight?
holding cmd is still there in Vuntura as of Beta 7.Another downgrade, at least cmd+r still takes you to the file.