See drop-down paths on proxy icons via mouse click
Leopard makes accessible one of the most useful functionalities that nobody (but veteran MacOS users, I suppose) knew existed: Command-click the name or icon in a document or Finder window’s title bar to open any folder in the parent hierarchy. Now available with a simple right-click, even if the apps haven’t been updated for Leopard; that’s much more usable, especially in Safari where it lets you navigate a website’s directory tree.
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machin, 6 years ago:
ah … forcément à relire le billet en français, c'est tout de suite beaucoup plus clair et mon comment tout de suite plus <strike>con</strike> inintéressant :-)
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