| > The "finder", which is a terrible name btw, is a completely useless file explorer. …it finds files. Is "Explorer" somehow a better name? No comment on it being useless, as that's not something I can respond to, obviously. > For everything a shortcut is needed, and they never make sense. Uh, no? You can literally do everything with your mouse, and they all make sense as the other commenters have mentioned. > don't spend too much time scrolling on top of a folder or it will autommatically expand You can configure that, it's call the "spring loading delay" in System Preferences. > first off you have airdrop, which I never enabled and never will That sounds like a "you" problem. > They are not recent files created via command line, but some random collection of files that Finder thought they knew better about what to call recent, a complete waste of your time. They're recent as in what you opened recently. > Next you have Applications: What a wonderful idea, to list programs in the file explorer, even though they cannot be interacted in the usual way not have any file navigation to be seen. You can copy them, move them around, delete them…I fail to see your point. > I suppose let you aggregate files by color for children that haven't been taught about folders yet. As opposed to the mature adult writing this. |