Closed nickwild-999 closed 11 months ago
Finder will always open one window to your default view whenever it's activated and no windows are open. The (desktop) commands both restart Finder, which activates it, and the XX command you're sending will still activate and open a new window, even if it closes the others. I believe you should be able to work around this with a little AppleScript, but I'd have to play with it.
Try adding this instead of the Finder/XX command:
* tell application "Finder" to close every window
Let me know if that helps.
-Brett
On 24 Aug 2023, at 0:16, nickwild-999 wrote:
I have a simple Bunch
--- Title: Test --- @@ (hide desktop) Finder - XX -
However when I run it it systematically opens a Recents Finder Window even if this has not been opened.
Any ideas anyone?
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Thanks @ttscoff This works perfectly
I have a simple Bunch
However when I run it it systematically opens a Recents Finder window even if this has not previous been open.
EDIT: Now it has an additional issues - it is also not hiding Arc when it runs. It flashes briefly, but then nothing. I am using Spaces, I presume this is not relevent
Nothing is being reported as out of the ordinary in the logs
Any ideas anyone?