I am running OS X 10.11.1 and TotalFinder 1.7.8 and I am having issue with the “Show in Finder” function. If I right-click a file in some applications (for instance Xcode) and choose “Show in Finder” it doesn’t open the location of the file. In stead it only opens a new tab with the root folder of my disk.
PS: If I download a file in Chrome and choose “Show in Finder” it works correctly.
I have the same issue. If I Restart Finder (without TotalFinder), “Show in Finder” works. But with TotalFinder running, that stops at my user home directory.
This applies to other apps that attempt to open a finder window to a certain folder.
It turns out there’s another thread with this same issue. In that thread, it says version 1.7.9 fixes this issue.
I did an update with Include Pre-releases, and got version 1.7.10. After installing, I see finder go the correct subfolder, then jump back to my home folder.
Thanks for the reply erwin, I must have missed the other thread.
I just installed the 1.7.10 pre-release and for me it seems to have fixed the issue, even though I also have “Folders on Top” enabled.
Hi,
I have the same problem on El Captain. I hav the problem also in chrome if I download some file and press “show on finder” I get an damaged window.
Problem is back in ver 1.9.6. When I click on “show in finder” or I type cmd-R, Miscrosoft Word opens. Very annoying. Problem goes away if I disable Total Finder. I am using Sierra.