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TotalFinder status under macOS 10.13 (High Sierra)

jmaynard 2017-06-27 08:24:48 UTC #21

URL is wrong...
should be:
https://totalfinder.binaryage.com/beta-changes#1.9.7

darwin 2017-06-27 10:44:17 UTC #22

You are right, fixed it, sorry for that.

jmaynard 2017-06-28 11:51:39 UTC #23

Still no Visor with 1.9.7 (with shortcut or menu selection)...

Keith_Harper 2017-06-28 16:24:00 UTC #24

@jmaynard I just installed this on another machine and did not have Visor until I uninstalled TF and re-installed it following the exact order I mentioned above. I'm sure you've tried everything, but I thought it was at least worth a mention since I was successful in getting Visor to work... Good luck, this is my favorite feature of TF!

jmaynard 2017-06-29 16:17:06 UTC #25

@Keith_Harper Tried your sequence but still no Visor (its my second favourite feature!)
thanks anyway

darwin 2017-06-30 09:41:59 UTC #26

@jmaynard I have prepared a script which will trash all TotalFinder and Finder related plist files.

Could you please run it to get your TotalFinder/Finder installation into factory-defaults state?

gist.github.com

https://gist.github.com/darwin/78432cb9b0f158bc00932bcdaed0b9a8

readme.md

This is a simple shell script which will hopefully reset TotalFinder and Finder into factory defaults.

Warning: this will wipe out your licensing info.

1. open `/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app` 
2. execute:
```bash
curl -sL https://gist.github.com/darwin/78432cb9b0f158bc00932bcdaed0b9a8/raw/totalfinder-reset.sh | bash
```     
3. if successful you may want to delete backup folder created in ~/.totalfinder-plist-backups via

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totalfinder-reset.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -o pipefail

PLIST_BACKUP_FOLDER=~/.totalfinder-plist-backups

if [ -d "$PLIST_BACKUP_FOLDER" ]; then
  echo "The backup folder $PLIST_BACKUP_FOLDER already exists from previous run."
  echo "Please delete the folder with 'rm -rf $PLIST_BACKUP_FOLDER' before launching this script again."
  echo "Doing nothing."

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I hope this will resolve the issue. Thank!

jmaynard 2017-06-30 10:03:21 UTC #27

Darwin
ran your script and reinstalled TF; re-registered; still no Visor either from shortcut or menu...

thanks anyway!!

JibsouX 2017-06-30 17:56:20 UTC #28

Thanks !!

Donut4000 2017-07-01 00:46:22 UTC #29

Hi Darwin - long time TotalFinder user here. just chiming in for information/stats purposes. I did a fresh install of High Sierra and encountered the above bugs. Tried your solutions, but didn't get things working fully. It seems the new OS has broken a few bits and bobs. TF does work in part: Visor and load at boot seem busted at the moment, but a manual launch seems to get the core of TF running. Early days I know. It must feel like you are trying to hit a moving target at this point! Don't worry - I know you always get things working. I'm on 1.9.7 ATM, and will keep an eye on this thread; this public beta >generally< works, but I'm also experiencing SMB bugs, so I guess there is still a bit of OS stabilising to be done yet!

Yours gratefully,

Dunc

jmaynard 2017-07-11 12:36:41 UTC #30

Some good news: Visor pops up in High Sierra beta 3
One small issue: Visor doesn't not hide for 'Escape' - have to go to Finder/TotalFinder/Hide Visor to close it.
When reopened, no longer remembers size/position.
hope this helps