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Now you will see your disk in the Locations section of the Finder (or the Devices section in older macOSs). You will find your Mac listed under Locations.There are likely other files that have the same exceptions applied to them. As of a recent version of macOS, this does not show. Click on Finder > Settings/Preferences. The easiest way to reveal hidden files and folders in an active Finder window is to press the Shift, Command (), and period symbol (.) keys in combination. To show hidden files with Finder, click on the Finder icon on the Dock, then choose the Macintosh HD folder on the left hand side, then press the Command + Shift +. This is the same as using the defaults write command you list.If you don’t see a Macintosh HD folder (or whatever you have named your main disk) in the left-hand column when you open the Finder here’s what to do: The easiest way to reveal hidden files and folders in an active Finder window is to press the Shift + Command + period symbol (.) key combinations. This Library folder is located inside what is often referred to as the Macintosh HD folder – but yours will probably be named whatever you have called your Mac. In Finder, you can click your hard drive under Locations, then open your Macintosh HD folder. The second library folder isn’t hidden as such, but it is still tricky to locate thanks to changes Apple’s made to the Finder over the years. Click on it to go straight to the folder. You will see the ~/Library folder listed below the Home folder. The easiest way to reveal hidden files and folders in an active Finder window is to press the Shift, Command (), and period symbol (.) keys in combination.Just is to do the following:Īlt (Option) and choose Go from the dropdown menu bar at the top of the screen. A quick and easy way to find secret files within a folder is to open the Finder and press Command + Shift +.

There is in fact an even easier way to find your hidden ~/Library/ folder.