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Add sidebar shortcut, Is there a remove sidebar shortcut ?
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In finder command T fill add the folder to the side bar. Is there a remove sidebar file folder shortcut... And if not could someone make it ? Or would that be to hard to do ?
I was thinking maybe shift commad T
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For that to make sense, you first would need a shortcut to set keyboard focus to the sidebar.
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come again ? Finder already has command+T ... and it puts it at the bottom always. So logically something like command+alt+T or whatever would remove the bottom one. I mean otherwise my even give the option of command + T ??
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Originally posted by loren s:
In finder command T fill add the folder to the side bar. Is there a remove sidebar file folder shortcut... And if not could someone make it ? Or would that be to hard to do ?
I was thinking maybe shift commad T
How's it going to know which one to remove? That doesn't really make sense... just drag it out of the sidebar 
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Originally posted by loren s:
come again ? Finder already has command+T ... and it puts it at the bottom always. So logically something like command+alt+T or whatever would remove the bottom one. I mean otherwise my even give the option of command + T ??
That only makes sense if you treat the sidebar like a stack. Which it's not. Thusly, it does not make sense.
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yes it would It would just remove the bottom one. Try it, it always adds the new comman T selected file to the bottom. So shift command t would just remove the bottom one. Simple....
Would I be having the same example if sidebar shortcut did not exsit at all ??/ I am confused why this is not easily viewable.
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Yes, but Command-T doesn't add the last item in the window to the sidebar, it adds the one you have selected.
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Originally posted by Wevah:
Yes, but Command-T doesn't add the last item in the window to the sidebar, it adds the one you have selected.
yes that Is what meant. The selected gets dropped into the side bar at the bottom. So whay not have an option remove the bottom sidebar item>>>>>???
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Originally posted by loren s:
yes that Is what meant. The selected gets dropped into the side bar at the bottom. So whay not have an option remove the bottom sidebar item>>>>>???
What for? You can't navigate the sidebar with the keyboard. So all you could do is add a folder to the sidebar, do nothing, then remove it again. Why? You can get the same effect by just not adding it in the first place.
For that to make sense you first would need a keyboard shortcut to set keyboard focus to the sidebar.
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