1. Look agt the end of your doc. press vo-d to open it and see if trash is the last item.
2. Use the item chooser after opening the ldist of Mac voiceOver keyboard commands and search for trash. I think there is a command that will take you directly to it.
3. Use spotlight (command spacebar) to search for trash.
4. Go to finder ettings (command comma when finder is open) to confirm that trash has been checked "on" to be visible.
5. When finder is open, open view p;ulldown (vo-m, view, arrow down) to see if anything is being hidden. Unhide them.
There are a few more ways to find trash, but, smiling, personally I think they're garbage. (joke)
That's properly weird! I'm sure I read something about this, somewhere ... but I can't remember where. Even trying to use the "Go to Folder" command to go to "~/.Trash" doesn't work. Very, very odd!
sudo won't work , either. probably using macos system integrity protection (sip)? i don't get it, .Trash/ ain't going to affect system integrity. one can't use any file in that folder unless the file is already being used before being moved into it.
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Hi. A few subbgrstionss.
1. Look agt the end of your doc. press vo-d to open it and see if trash is the last item.
2. Use the item chooser after opening the ldist of Mac voiceOver keyboard commands and search for trash. I think there is a command that will take you directly to it.
3. Use spotlight (command spacebar) to search for trash.
4. Go to finder ettings (command comma when finder is open) to confirm that trash has been checked "on" to be visible.
5. When finder is open, open view p;ulldown (vo-m, view, arrow down) to see if anything is being hidden. Unhide them.
There are a few more ways to find trash, but, smiling, personally I think they're garbage. (joke)
Good luck!
Gotta go. sory about the typos.
Bruce
You're Right!
That's properly weird! I'm sure I read something about this, somewhere ... but I can't remember where. Even trying to use the "Go to Folder" command to go to "~/.Trash" doesn't work. Very, very odd!
can't view file permission
sudo won't work , either. probably using macos system integrity protection (sip)? i don't get it, .Trash/ ain't going to affect system integrity. one can't use any file in that folder unless the file is already being used before being moved into it.