Finder-specific window stacking and view options. Two tabs: Window Stacking and Window View Options. Each tab has its own Global Shortcut recorder. Press that shortcut to apply the tab's settings to the front Finder window.
Window Stacking tab
- Enable Finder Window Stacking
Master switch for Finder stacking, sizing and positioning. When enabled, the stacking shortcut applies these options to the front Finder window.
- Global Shortcut
Keyboard shortcut to apply window stacking to the front Finder window. Default: ⌃S (Control+S). Active only when Enable Finder Window Stacking is on. Applies enabled size, position, and offset options.
- Offset Windows
Offsets the front Finder window from the second frontmost Finder window.
- Window size / Window position
Options for width, height and position when stacking Finder windows.
Window View Options tab
- Enable Finder Window View Options
Master switch for Finder view options. When enabled, the view-options shortcut applies toolbar, sidebar, status bar, path bar, tab bar, and view mode to the front Finder window.
- Global Shortcut
Keyboard shortcut to apply view options to the front Finder window. Default: ⌃V (Control+V). Active only when Enable Finder Window View Options is on.
- Set the View to:
Icon, list, column, or gallery view; or no change.
- Show Toolbar / Sidebar / Status Bar / Path Bar / Tab Bar
Always show, always hide, or no change for each Finder chrome element.