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Open a ‘Finder’ window, select ‘Go > Go to Folder…’ Enter ~/Library and then press the ‘Go’ button. Open a ‘Finder’ window, navigate to your ‘Home’ folder and double-click to open the Library folder. Once you’ve made the Library folder visible by default, you can access it using any of the following methods: To hide the Library folder again, repeat the above steps, but this time deselect the ‘Show Library folder’ checkbox. In the subsequent menu, select the ‘Show Library folder’ checkbox. Select ‘View’ from the toolbar, followed by ‘Show View Options.’. If you want to hide the Library folder at any point, then open the Terminal and run the following command:Īlternatively, you can permanently reveal the Library folder by: The first method is to use a Terminal command, so open the Terminal and type the following: If you suspect you may need regular access to your Library, then there’s several ways that you can make this folder permanently visible. Then, press the ‘Enter’ key on your keyboard, and your Mac will launch a new Finder window that’s already displaying the contents of your Library folder. Type the following command into the Terminal: You can open your Mac’s Terminal application by navigating to ‘Applications > Utilities > Terminal.’ The final method is to use a Terminal command. In the subsequent ‘Go to Folder’ dialog, enter ~/Library. From your Mac’s ‘Desktop,’ press the Command+Shift+G keys. In the window that appears, enter ~/Library.Īlternatively, you can open the Library folder using a keyboard shortcut:. Select ‘Go’ from the toolbar, followed by ‘Go to Folder.’. To gain temporary access to the Library folder: This approach can be particularly useful if you share your Mac with other users and want to ensure they won’t be able to go poking around in the Library, potentially making irreversible changes to your Mac. Since it’s unlikely that you’ll need to dip into the Library folder on a daily basis, it may make sense to access this folder temporarily.Īll of the methods described below will open the Library in a Finder window, ready for you to make whatever changes you want, but as soon as you close that Finder window, the Library will go back to being hidden. Gaining Temporary Access to the Library Folder
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