How can I hide the path bar in the Mac Terminal
There's a bar under the title bar of the Mac terminal showing the path the terminal is open at. I'm pretty sure this has recently appeared and I'd like to removed it. Is there a way?
macbook terminal
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
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There's a bar under the title bar of the Mac terminal showing the path the terminal is open at. I'm pretty sure this has recently appeared and I'd like to removed it. Is there a way?
macbook terminal
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
1433
add a comment |
There's a bar under the title bar of the Mac terminal showing the path the terminal is open at. I'm pretty sure this has recently appeared and I'd like to removed it. Is there a way?
macbook terminal
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
1433
There's a bar under the title bar of the Mac terminal showing the path the terminal is open at. I'm pretty sure this has recently appeared and I'd like to removed it. Is there a way?
macbook terminal
macbook terminal
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
1433
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
1433
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
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asked Jan 29 at 11:04
barrybarry
1433
asked Jan 29 at 11:04
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This is the tab bar (note the plus icon on the right to open a new tab).
As long as you only have one tab open in a Terminal window, you should be able to hide it by selecting "Hide Tab Bar" from the "View" menu.
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
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answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
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Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
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Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
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This is the tab bar (note the plus icon on the right to open a new tab).
As long as you only have one tab open in a Terminal window, you should be able to hide it by selecting "Hide Tab Bar" from the "View" menu.
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
19.8k115795
answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
39116
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Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
1
Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
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This is the tab bar (note the plus icon on the right to open a new tab).
As long as you only have one tab open in a Terminal window, you should be able to hide it by selecting "Hide Tab Bar" from the "View" menu.
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
19.8k115795
answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
39116
1
Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
1
Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
add a comment |
This is the tab bar (note the plus icon on the right to open a new tab).
As long as you only have one tab open in a Terminal window, you should be able to hide it by selecting "Hide Tab Bar" from the "View" menu.
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
19.8k115795
answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
39116
This is the tab bar (note the plus icon on the right to open a new tab).
As long as you only have one tab open in a Terminal window, you should be able to hide it by selecting "Hide Tab Bar" from the "View" menu.
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
19.8k115795
answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
39116
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
19.8k115795
edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
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edited Jan 29 at 12:18
Mark
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answered Jan 29 at 11:25
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answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
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answered Jan 29 at 11:25
GeroGero
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Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
1
Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
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1
Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
1
Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
1
1
Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
Thank you! Problem solved. I must've hit that key combination which enabled it.
– barry
Jan 29 at 11:32
1
1
Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
Happens to all of us. :)
– Gero
Jan 29 at 11:33
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