Aman Mittal • 7/21/2022

Open any folder from the Terminal app in a Finder on macOS

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This article explains the versatile 'open' command in macOS Terminal, demonstrating how to open the current working directory in Finder, specific files in default editors, and URLs in web browsers. It covers useful options like '-R' to reveal files in Finder and '-a' to specify an application, providing a handy productivity tip for developers and power users.

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Open any folder from the Terminal app in a Finder on macOS

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