Sidebar order in Finder
Hi
I know this might seem trivial, but it's bugging me.
When I was in El Capitan I could place the sidebar items in order of preference and they would stick.
I am trying to do this in Sierra and every time I open a Finder window again, they return to this jumbled order.
Is there a way to set these and have them stay in a defined order I state?
Thanks in advance
Rob
Open your library folder (you may need to hold the option key while looking under the Go menu) and then open the Preferences folder. Inside look for and move the com.apple.finder.plist file to another folder. (Protecting it in case this doesn't fix the problem). Now try moving sidebar items and see if they stick. If so, great (It should since the finder.plist is where the information is stored) but you may now need to make a few other adjustments to Finder like changing the text size etc - changes that you have made but lost when starting with a default Finder. If this didn't fix the problem move the original com.apple.finder.plist back into the Preferences folder.
I am able to do what you describe. When you move or delete an item in the sidebar does it fail to stick immediately? Does the sidebar revert to its original setup after you close and re-open a window? Does it revert after restarting or logging back in? What kind of account do you use? Admin? General? Managed? (I don't think this should matter.)
It sticks when the window is open. If I close the Finder window and reopen it has got back to the original format.
Open your library folder (you may need to hold the option key while looking under the Go menu) and then open the Preferences folder. Inside look for and move the com.apple.finder.plist file to another folder. (Protecting it in case this doesn't fix the problem). Now try moving sidebar items and see if they stick. If so, great (It should since the finder.plist is where the information is stored) but you may now need to make a few other adjustments to Finder like changing the text size etc - changes that you have made but lost when starting with a default Finder. If this didn't fix the problem move the original com.apple.finder.plist back into the Preferences folder.
Nope, that didn't solve it.
After the shutdown and restart it seemed to have sticked.
Fingers crossed.
This is Apple's problem not ours. They can fix it. It's not our job to find a plist file, or even find out what one is. We pay way too much for their hardware etc to be spending our time on forums, with trial and error suggestions by well-meaning amateurs. Where is the professionalism? Get it sorted, Apple.
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