How can I change the Finder keyboard shortcut command + shift + D to open my Dropbox folder instead of the Desktop folder.
How to use a keyboard shortcut to go to the Dropbox folder
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⌥+⌘+L opens the Downloads folder.
The best solution for me:
- Select file you want to open
- Press ⇧+⌘+/ (opens up the mighty Help search)
- Then start to type a name of app you want to open
- Use arrow keys to select right menu item
- Press Enter
- Done!
For example I want to open HTML-file with Sublime Text instead of Chrome. I navigate to this file, press shortcut, type in "su", press down-arrow and press enter!
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Best Answer
System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > select Application Shortcuts in the left column > click the "+" button > Application = Finder, Menu Title = Dropbox, Keyboard Shortcut = whatever you like > click Add
test it out. worked great for me from Finder
Note that this uses the Finder's "Go to > Recent Folders" Submenu. If the Folder isn´t in the List (and there's no way to keep it there), you won't be able to jump to it.