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One thing that’s always annoyed me about Finder is that in Column view, the columns didn’t automatically resize based on the filename. You could manually resize all the columns by sliding each column divider left or right, or right-clicking (control clicking) the divider icon and selecting “Right Size All Columns Individually”, but that wouldn’t persist on opening a new Finder window. I saw on macOS Tahoe 26.1, Apple finally added an option in the Column View settings to automatically...
It has always bugged me columns in MACOS Finder wouldn't automatically resize the width to the content of the folder.
Today I came across this command:
defaults write com.apple.finder _FXEnableColumnAutoSizing -bool YES; killall Finder
This fixes the width of columns, once and for all.
Extremely clever approach!
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@vasilis Is there a trick hiding somewhere in this article:
https://frontendmasters.com/blog/how-to-get-the-width-height-of-any-element-in-only-css/
I haven’t used this myself though but it looks like a fun experiment.
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