Administrative Assistant

Greg Holland

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Hi. There are a whole list of com.apple.finder.plist files:<br />
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com.apple.finder.plist<br />
com.apple.finder.plist.88c<wbr />uUjq<br />
com.apple.finder.plist.bpx<wbr />tMLs<br />
com.apple.finder.plist.gg4<wbr />JHtL<br />
com.apple.finder.plist.lGk<wbr />Vuxy<br />
com.apple.finder.plist.Z4e<wbr />RaJp<br />
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Should I delete them all?
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Hi. There are a whole list of com.apple.finder.plist files:


com.apple.finder.plist
com.apple.finder.plist.88cuUjq
com.apple.finder.plist.bpxtMLs
com.apple.finder.plist.gg4JHtL
com.apple.finder.plist.lGkVuxy
com.apple.finder.plist.Z4eRaJp

Should I delete them all?

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Most likely. &nbsp;There's only 1 plist for the finder. &nbsp;The rest aren't plist files, but look like backup versions from something that were copied when something changed in the finder plist.
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Most likely.  There's only 1 plist for the finder.  The rest aren't plist files, but look like backup versions from something that were copied when something changed in the finder plist.

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Worked like a charm. Thank you
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When I click 'view', 'show sidebar'... the sidebar is grayed out. &nbsp;:(<br />
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The wierd thing is a workaround I found. If I open the trash, I can see the sidebar in there, and then browse to where I need to be.
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When I click 'view', 'show sidebar'... the sidebar is grayed out.  :(

The wierd thing is a workaround I found. If I open the trash, I can see the sidebar in there, and then browse to where I need to be.

Mac Finder Sidebar not showing.

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