Suppose we open finder and navigate to some burrowed-down folder, and then wish to open an identical finder window (i.e. from the same folder/location).
How can that be done with a keyboard shortcut (or similarly convenient method)?
I checked here but the closest I spotted was cmd + N to open a new finder window from the user's home directory (not the current directory).
This works for folders but not files… column view works best for this, other views have odd ideas as to which folder you really mean.
Navigate to your deeply-nested destination
Select the 'deepest' folder in the hierarchy, this will be your 'dupe point'.
Hold Cmd ⌘ then double-click the selected folder.
A brand new window will open in front, to the same location.
If you do this with a file, it will try to launch in its default app.
If you have more than one item selected before double-click, or have one item selected but double-click another… all selections will be actioned.
