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How to go up a directory in Finder?

If you open a Finder window, near the bottom is the list of the window's directory structure. See the image below.

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Click on any of the folders/directories in the list and Finder will go to that location.


Though I don't usually use keyboard shortcuts CommandOption⇧ will move you up one directory in icon view.

There is also a back arrow but that takes you back in your directory tree history.

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